Report created based on data in MusicBrainz as of 28/01/2025
Found 600568 artists, we show 1000 artists per page.
The report is not continually updated so may not reflect the current data within MusicBrainz and or Discogs databases.
These are Discogs artists not currently linked to a MusicBrainz artist, and we have been unable to find a potential link for either.
Many of these artists probably are in MusicBrainz in some form but they are not currently linked, the list is ordered so that Discogs artists with the most number of single artists releases are listed first on the basis that these artists would be of more interest.
Some problems will just be due to deficiencies in the Discogs to Musicbrainz artist matching algorithm employed by Albunack.
There are also timing issues as this report is not updated immediately so will not reflect recent modifications and additions to MusicBrainz and Discogs.
One issue in Discogs is they handle artist credits differently so a Discogs name consisting of multiple people is probably represented on MusicBrainz as two individuals, but we try to filter these out of this report
We have also omitted artists that are not unique in both MusicBrainz and Discogs because these artists are probably not missing just more difficult to match up.
Another issue is that some Discogs artists have multiple ids with one id just redirecting to the other, this is the case with Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, do we add both links to MusicBrainz ?
Limited report to artists with at least two single artist releases for now.
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| Search for Artist | Add Artist | Discogs Release Count | Discogs Artist | Other Names | Comment |
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| Search | Add | 6081 | Geovanni | Geovanni Simpson | Mastering and vinyl cutting engineer at [l313229] in Kingston, Jamaica. |
| Search | Add | 1304 | Mohanmurali | Graphic designer studio in Bombay run by Mohan and Murali. | |
| Search | Add | 729 | Jagger-Richards | Also known as [a=The Glimmer Twins], this is the partnership of [a=Mick Jagger] and [a=Keith Richards] of [a=The Rolling Stones], most commonly used for joint writing credits. | |
| Search | Add | 630 | Frankie McIntosh | Soca Keyboardist - Arranger | |
| Search | Add | 613 | *caption | Graphic design, communication agency specialized in artists promotion owned by [a=Laurent Sadeg] and located in Grenoble, France Contact info: e-mail: laurent@followthecaption.com | |
| Search | Add | 557 | Mr Krum | Darrell Krum | Visual artist from Brighton, United Kingdom |
| Search | Add | 530 | The Six Million Dollar Guitar | Street guitar jammer from Canada. | |
| Search | Add | 497 | Ivan Ćulum | Ivan Ćulum | (1939 - 13. 09. 2008) Designer and layouter for sleeves for PGP RTB/RTS. |
| Search | Add | 494 | Stanko Terzić | Stanko Terzić | Stanko Terzić (Ivangrad, 09. 09. 1934 - Beograd, 10. 07. 2010) credited as producer, production manager, editor, editor-in-chief and director at PGP RTB, PGP RTS and in the late '90ies at City Records (2). |
| Search | Add | 492 | Kian Dray | ||
| Search | Add | 485 | Création Publicis | French design company. See also [l1063749]. | |
| Search | Add | 484 | Toshiba Recording Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 459 | Hazeen Qadri | ||
| Search | Add | 448 | Jacques Delemarre | Dutch mastering and lacquer cutting engineer at [l=Bovema / EMI Studios] (aka. [l279948]) [b]since 1971[/b]. Lacquers cut by him since 1971 can be recognized by an etched "HD", e.g. -A//HD 18729-1, where the first "H" stands for "Holland" and is not part of the ANV. Please credit with Lacquer Cut At - [l=Bovema / EMI Studios] and Lacquer Cut By - Jacques Delemarre + ANV D Jacques Delemarre often scribed another signature into the runouts: Jac or Jac. A) When on it's own (without HD), credit Lacquer Cut By - Jacques Delemarre + ANV Jac B) When in combination with HD on either side of a record, only use D as ANV. | |
| Search | Add | 427 | Frank Hulbert | Frank Hulbert (1911-2008) was a disc mastering engineer at [l=Astor Records Pty. Ltd.]. Born in London, England, he headed for Australia in 1955 and joined Astor/Mercury in their 'Tin Shed' factory in Richmond, Victoria in 1956. One of Australia's most prolific mastering engineers, look for small initials scribing 'fh' or just 'f' and occasionally 'FH'. | |
| Search | Add | 409 | P. Oluoch Kanindo | Phares Oluoch Kanindo | Born 29 November 1942 and died 24 May 2014, Phares Oluoch Kanindo was a veteran politician and an important music producer in Kenya. |
| Search | Add | 408 | Siniša Škarica | Croatian music producer and publisher, born February 22, 1946 in Šibenik, Croatia. Also a guitar/bass player in 'Magneti' and 'Mi'. Founder and owner of sublabels [l=Perfekt Music] & [l=Master Music (4)]. One of key A&R master editors in the history of [l=Jugoton] (1974-1991), later [l=Croatia Records] (1991-1997). Also a CEO of [l=HRT Orfej] (1997-1999). As a multiple winner of awards in the fields of compilations and historical reissue projects, in 2001 he was prized with national Porin Music Award for a special achievement in Croatian discographic industry. He is known as a pioneer in producing, distributing and promoting discographic catalogues on Croatian and regional markets. | |
| Search | Add | 402 | Will Gaisberg | American-born recording engineer and [a1571230]'s brother Born : June 25, 1877 or 1878 (Washington DC) Died : November 5, 1918 (London) | |
| Search | Add | 385 | Lloyd "Pickout" Dennis | Reggae producer, owner of the labels [l=Pickout] and [l=Legal Light], see also [l=Legal Light Sounds], [l=Legal Light Music], [l=Legal Light Rec. Co.] and [l50931]. | |
| Search | Add | 380 | Filastox | ||
| Search | Add | 379 | André Leenders | Dutch mastering and lacquer cutting engineer at [l=Bovema / EMI Studios] (aka. [l279948]) [b]since 1975[/b]. Born 15 Aug. 1953, Haarlem. Lacquers cut by him since 1975 can be recognized by an etched "HL", e.g. -A//HL 32821-2-Y, where the first "H" stands for "Holland" and is not part of the ANV. Please credit with Lacquer Cut At - [l=Bovema / EMI Studios] and Lacquer Cut By André Leenders + ANV L Please note: between 1961 and 1968, HL was allocated to an unknown, previous cutting engineer, so please credit releases with HL from that period to [a=L (5)]. André Leenders often scribed another signature: a scripted A with a large bow that appears as cP or cD or cT or cR - see [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/878459-Darts-Its-Raining/image/SW1hZ2U6NDEyMzEyMzg=]image[/url]. A) When on it's own (without HL), credit Lacquer Cut By - André Leenders + ANV A B) When in combination with HL on either side of a record, only use L as ANV. | |
| Search | Add | 379 | The Creative Department | If referred to as a location, like [i]"Designed at"[/i], please use [l809609]. | |
| Search | Add | 372 | Pete Helffrich | Peter J. Helffrich | Cutting and mastering engineer. (1930-1999). Sometimes mis-identified as "Pete Heffrich" in runouts. Helffrich was the owner and operator of [l=Helffrich Recording Labs] in Allentown, Pennsylvania. The company offered a full range of record production: recording, mastering, lacquer cutting, pressing, etc. "Pete Helffrich" script appears in the runouts of Everest, VOX, Nonesuch, and many other releases. He was a member of the Independent Business Association and the Porsche Club of America. |
| Search | Add | 370 | Kochlowski | German graphic design company. Please use [l852226], if used as a company credit. Please note, that many credits consists of the structure "Kochlowski / Artist" and represent the concrete artist, who did the work for this company. | |
| Search | Add | 365 | G. A. Chishti | Ghulam Ahmed Chishti | |
| Search | Add | 349 | Zvonko Petrinec | Yugoslavian mastering and lacquer cutting engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 344 | Heinz Stieger | Swiss designer & illustrator (1917-2008) | |
| Search | Add | 341 | Dragan Aleksandrić | Dragan Aleksandrić | Serbian folk producer, composer, arranger and accordion player, born on 7 June 1949 in Belgrade, Serbia. |
| Search | Add | 337 | Augusto Visco | ||
| Search | Add | 335 | Miguel Angel Varona | Miguel Ángel Varona Ausejo | Spanish composer and arranger Miguel Ángel Varona Ausejo (b. 1943), also multi-instrument player. |
| Search | Add | 333 | Capitol Photo Studio | Photo Studio for Capitol Records, Inc. | |
| Search | Add | 333 | Burningbox.it | Elia Murgia | Italian graphic design studio founded by [a=Elia Murgia] in 2006 in Magenta (MI), Italy. Now based in Robecco sul Naviglio (MI), Italy. Previously known as [a=EliaDezign.com] until October 2006. |
| Search | Add | 323 | Chic Laganella | Anthony Laganella | Visual artist known for his association with [l=Somerset]. Birth: 1931 Death: 1985 |
| Search | Add | 320 | Gianluca Calabrese | ||
| Search | Add | 315 | Hard.D.Sign | Design division of [l=H.P.G. Detonator] (St. Petersburg, Russia). This is new name of [a=De'Core Works] since 2012. | |
| Search | Add | 305 | Studio Krogmann | Artist profile for German design studio Krogmann, located in Eschborn. If credited with a company role, please use [l3439423]. | |
| Search | Add | 305 | Hubert Pirschner | Songwriter and producer | |
| Search | Add | 304 | Jo Slee | Worked as a production manager for Rough Trade, personal assistant for [a=Morrissey] and designed covers for The Smiths. / Morrissey. | |
| Search | Add | 303 | Alain DeRoque | Alain Lalancette | Canadian artist, musician, and engineer based in Montréal, Quebec. Born in Montréal in 1948, he started his career as a cutting engineer for [l264089] in 1967 and worked there in in that capacity until 1971. In 1971 he moved to [l305702] as a recording engineer and producer until 1977 when he joined [l355111] as a mastering and cutting engineer. In 1988 he stopped cutting and focused on mastering at SNB. He was Manager of SNB from 2000 to 2004. In 2005 he joined [a1337216]'s [l417854] in St-Calixte, Quebec as Manager, where he remained until it closed in 2013, Retired from the music business since, he is now a painter although still occasionally helps out at [l333273]. His "Aℓ" etch in runouts can be misinterpreted as "SL" or "sl" |
| Search | Add | 302 | Mozoart | ||
| Search | Add | 297 | The Artifex Studio | Art & design studio. | |
| Search | Add | 296 | Государственный Эстрадный Оркестр РСФСР | Famous Leonid Utesov's jazz orchestra based in 1929 Conductors: 1929-1947 [a=Леонид Утесов] (Leonid Utesov) 1948-1958 [a=Вадим Людвиковский] (Vadim Lyudvikovsky) 1974-19?? [a=Константин Певзнер] (Konstantin Pevzner) 1985-1989 [a=Дмитрий Атовмян] (Dmitry Atovmyan) | |
| Search | Add | 295 | Dragan Stojković | Dragan Stojković Bosanac | Born 2.12.1962 Konjic / Bosna i Hercegovina |
| Search | Add | 295 | Ivek Krpač | Ivan Krpač | Slovenian vocalist, choir director and record executive born 1935, died in 2007. Former director of [l=ZKP RTVS] in Ljubljana (1990-1994). Brother of [a=Ciril Krpač]. |
| Search | Add | 295 | Martin H Unzon | Armando Martín Hernández Unzón | Mexican house/electronic/trance/ambient/pop/dance/nudisco producer - composer - arranger - mixer Born in 1963 in México City. Engineer, architect, illustrator, photographer. |
| Search | Add | 292 | Ashley "Grub" Cooper | Asley Cooper | |
| Search | Add | 292 | Milenko Miletić | Milenko Miletić | Designer and Photographer from Belgrade |
| Search | Add | 289 | Zacron | Richard Drew | English artist who designed the [m=4199] album cover. (1943 - January 2012). |
| Search | Add | 288 | Gianfranco Lombardi | Gianfranco Lombardi d'Aquino | Napoli 25.6.1941 San Lorenzello (BN) 1.10.2020 |
| Search | Add | 288 | Studio Moletti | Italian design studio. | |
| Search | Add | 285 | Kamal Shedge | Indian typographic designer whose career started in the early 60's when he worked for the "Maharashtra Times". Around this time he got an opportunity to work for Late Shri [a2168983]. Shri Wagh started a drama production house called, ‘Chandralekha, which staged many Marathi dramas. Since the first drama of ‘Chandralekha’, Shedge has been designing titles for these dramas. | |
| Search | Add | 285 | Hommage Multimedia GmbH | ||
| Search | Add | 278 | Marina Gerardi | ||
| Search | Add | 275 | Pérez De León | Spanish photographer, actor and founder of the School of Actors in Spain. May appear credited as "Fotocolor Pérez de León" | |
| Search | Add | 273 | Orkest O.l.v. Jack Bulterman | ||
| Search | Add | 273 | 19 Management Ltd. | UK Management company run by [a=Simon Fuller (2)], best known for the [a=Spice Girls] and is named after [m41769]. Related companies for recording and publishing include: [l=19 Music], [l=19 Music Ltd.] [l=19 Recordings] [l=19 Entertainment Ltd.] | |
| Search | Add | 272 | Dennis "Star" Hayles | Responsible for the [l=Dennis Star International] label. | |
| Search | Add | 270 | C15H10ClN3O3 | ||
| Search | Add | 268 | Gian Carlo Greguoli | Italian photographer and designer from Milan | |
| Search | Add | 265 | Banibrata | Indian designer. | |
| Search | Add | 259 | Mariachi De América De Jesús Rodriguez De Hijar | ||
| Search | Add | 255 | DPR Mastering | DPR Audio | Mastering Service of MFSound Media with focus on electronic music |
| Search | Add | 255 | mmcm.ru | ||
| Search | Add | 253 | جورج يوسف | Georges Youssef is a Lebanese designer. | |
| Search | Add | 252 | Amalesh Dev | Indian graphic designer, Associate Professor at the College of Art, Delhi. | |
| Search | Add | 252 | Ariola-Eurodisc/Studios | Artist entry, for the namesake company please use [l419147]. | |
| Search | Add | 250 | Nkrumah Thomas | Nkrumah Manley Thomas | |
| Search | Add | 249 | Moskof-Morrison Inc. | ||
| Search | Add | 249 | Борис Столяров | Graphic artist, photographer | |
| Search | Add | 245 | Krzysztof Walczak | ||
| Search | Add | 244 | Gottfried Stucki | Swiss folk musician (accordion) and composer (* 12 May 1893 in Münsingen, Switzerland; † 19 June 1969). Gottfried Stucki was one of the most popular figures in Swiss folk music in the first half of the 20th century. | |
| Search | Add | 243 | Marc Kreiner | Head of [l=MK Productions]. | |
| Search | Add | 241 | Dynamo Snackbar | ||
| Search | Add | 240 | Jean Faustin | Faustin Paul Irénée Jeanjean | b.: September 05, 1900 (Pouzols, France) d: 1979 French cornetist, trumpeter, conductor and composer. Faustin Paul Irénée are his first names, Jeanjean is his last name. Jean Faustin is the pseudonym he sometimes used in his career (mainly as conductor). |
| Search | Add | 240 | Steffan Jeschek | German mastering and DMM cutting engineer, working for [l=Optimal Media GmbH] between 09 February 2015 and 31 December 2019. His cuts can be recognized by SJ, in combination with an Optimal number, etched into the runouts. Please credit with Direct Metal Mastering By. When in combination with another Optimal engineer, or stamped, use Lacquer Cut By. Has left the industry and founded a digital media and webhosting company. For the Austrian classical guitarist, music pedagogue and web designer, please use [a7043026]. | |
| Search | Add | 240 | Shiro Michi | 平岡通博 | Popular Japanese Hammond organist in the 1950s, and Electone artist from the 1950s~2000s since 1958, other than [a2052077], [a4218800], [a3397788]. Graduated from Gakushuin High School and University of Tokyo, he was born in Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture, on the 18th of December, 1924, under the name "平岡通博 (Michihiro Hiraoka)" as his real name. Died later on 11th November, 2016. During his childhood, he learned to play some musical instruments, such as piano, violin, clarinet, etc. In 1955, he was fascinated with the Hammond organ, then continue to work with Yamaha in 1957, to participate on their upcoming Yamaha Electone prototype. In 1958, the prototype "Yamaha Electone E-T" was completed and introduced, and when Shiro Michi played the instrument, it has been widely accepted by the general public. Ever since then, he published around 200 LPs and books, by the name of him. Shiro Michi's discography is mainly divided into four periods: - [l45872], [l13024], etc. (1950s - 1965); Mainly contributed as a featured side artist on other Japanese artists, credited as a Hammond organist, or sometimes as an Electone player. - [l1866], [l61808], [l46753] (Early 1960s); His first debut, mainly played on Yamaha Electone series to promote their organs, or sometimes in Hammond and other organs as well - [l1610] (Early 1960s - 1980); Mostly performed on Yamaha Electone, although there are also some Hammond organ albums. During mid-1960s throughout early 1970s, his album was featured on [l944967] series. In his single, his release was featured in [l1340943] series, and mostly the singles contained only the best music on track from the selected album. - [l33078] (1969 - 1980); Some Electone series were published by the name of him, such as [l2542012], [l2562139], etc. After mid-1970s, he decided to published some compilation releases on the Electone organ. In some cases, orchestra was invited to performed, such as [a3109966], [a1319909], etc. - Others (1980s - 2000s); In some cases, most of his releases are a compilation. There's also CDs published by his name, but most of them are quite rare. |
| Search | Add | 239 | The Raven Design Group | The Raven Design Group was a London based artwork and design business, known for cover design mostly on Charly Records Group and See For Miles Records Ltd. releases between 1982 and 1990. Any releases (with this name or similar names) outside this time-frame are likely to be other companies. There is also a Danish Raven Design Group and many US companies with the same name. Another designer [a=Adam Yeldham] also did design work for Charly. In 1996 he established the similarly named [a=Raven Design], chiefly active again 2002+ with Proper Music releases. | |
| Search | Add | 238 | Dragan ŠuhART | ||
| Search | Add | 238 | Domizia Gandolfi | Italian graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 237 | Vince Wald | ||
| Search | Add | 236 | Masroor Anwar | Masroor Anwar (8 December 1944 – 1 April 1996) was a Pakistani ghazal poet, film song lyricist and a screenwriter. He was most active in the 1960s & 1970s and received a lot of recognition & awards for his work in the film industry. | |
| Search | Add | 236 | Allstars Leon | Allstar Leon was a Japanese studio group for [l13024] used during the 1960s and 1970s. | |
| Search | Add | 235 | Michinari Yamada | 山田道成 | Japanese music journalist. |
| Search | Add | 231 | Adelmo Musso | ||
| Search | Add | 231 | Trude Rittman | ||
| Search | Add | 229 | your favorite deez nuts | Your favorite deez nuts (Or, usually shortened as "YFDN"), is a fictional mashup band created in 2020 by Vice Suager. They released their debut single and music video, "Metal Rage", on December 29th, of 2020. | |
| Search | Add | 229 | Ferro Piludu | Ferruccio Piludu | Italian photographer & designer, said [i]Ferro[/i] (Milano, 1930, ✝ Aug. 21, 2011, crashed falling with his glider in Ortona dei Marsi, near the [i]National Park of Abruzzo[/i]). He had three great passions: gliding (he won many world records), graphics (was considered an innovator) and anarchy. No coincidence that his works were presented at the [i]Museum of Modern Art [/i],New York; [i]Triennale[/i] Milan; [i]Internationalen Design Zentrum[/i], Berlin. He also won the [i]World Gold Cover[/i] for the covers of almost all records of [a=Sergio Endrigo]. |
| Search | Add | 228 | Stanisław Żakowski | Polish graphic designer, active in Poland from 1960. Not to be confused with [a=Stanislaw Zagorski], active in New York 1964-1992. | |
| Search | Add | 224 | Microfoam, s.l. | Graphic design company in Barcelona, Spain. | |
| Search | Add | 221 | Dan Sandshaw | ||
| Search | Add | 221 | Ariola-Eurodisc Atelier | German [b]design company[/b]. This entry should only be used as [i]Credits[/i] for [a1054971] until 1986 and use [i]ANV[/i] to add correct printed name. Since 1986 known as [a1054971]. But as [i]Designed At[/i] credits for [a1054971] until 1986 please use ([i]the[b] label[/b] not the artist[/i]) [l705338]. | |
| Search | Add | 218 | Drago Fernandez | Dagoberto Fernandez | US Graphic Designer of LP Covers based in Florida - worked at [l530994], created his own agency [l526000] in Dec. 1972 |
| Search | Add | 217 | Toyo Nakamura | 中村東洋 | Japanese music critic, music producer, and former president of "Music Magazine". Born July 17, 1932. Died July 21, 2011. Wrote widely on jazz, rock, folk, and world music. |
| Search | Add | 215 | Ansambl Dragana Aleksandrića | ||
| Search | Add | 214 | Norman "Bull Pus" Bryan | Among others run Labels [l1221991] and [l215486] together with [a2880492] | |
| Search | Add | 214 | Ben Jalvingh | ||
| Search | Add | 214 | Abdul Hameed | Shaikh Abdul Hameed | A. Hameed (born Shaikh Abdul Hameed; 1924 – 20 May 1991) was a Pakistani film score composer and music director. |
| Search | Add | 212 | Abie Sussman | Art Director & Designer Worked for Levy, Sussman & Levine, Inc. | |
| Search | Add | 212 | Jme Gugginø | Jamie Guggino | Born 1970. Washington DC. |
| Search | Add | 210 | Madame Tussauds | Madame Tussauds London | Madame Tussauds is a wax museum in London with smaller museums in a number of other major cities. It used to be known as ‘Madame Tussaud's’, but the apostrophe is no longer used. The museum was founded by wax sculptor Marie Tussaud. With her sons, Madame Tussaud established a base in London at ‘The Baker Street Bazaar’ in 1835. But in 1884, Marie’s grandsons moved the attraction to its current site on Marylebone Road. Madame Tussauds is a major tourist attraction in London, displaying the waxworks of famous and historic people and also many film characters. Contact Info: Madame Tussauds Marylebone Road London NW15LR United Kingdom |
| Search | Add | 210 | Ren Grevatt | Rentoul Clarke Grevatt | Music journalist and publicist. aka 'Rentoul Grevatt'. Born on July 31, 1920 in Glen Ridge, NJ - died on May 16, 2015 in Little Falls, NJ. The years 1951 to 1965 were spent as an associate editor for Billboard Publishing Co., then Ren left to start his own public relations firm in New York City, Ren Grevatt Associates, specializing in public relations. Clients were drawn from record companies, music publishers and recording artists—including the Beatles and Elvis Presley, The Kinks, Donovan, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Linda Ronstadt, The Grateful Dead and countless others. Affiliated with Music Business Magazine. |
| Search | Add | 210 | Branimir Đokić | Branimir Đokić | Serbian composer, born 5.2.1950 arranger and accordion player. Artistic editor in chief of the 'Narodni Ansambl RTS'. |
| Search | Add | 210 | Garfield Francis | Mastering and vinyl cutting engineer at [l313229]. in Kingston, Jamaica. Another Garfield sound engineer is [a491512] | |
| Search | Add | 208 | Mohamed Amin Abdelghani | ||
| Search | Add | 207 | Denis Pedruzzi | Releases on: Dark. Descent., Aurora Mortem, Noisj, Dark Impact, H.P.G. Detonator, Monsters Of Doomcore, Extreme Is Everything, Narcolepsy, Viral Conspiracy, Level Radar, Hard Impact, SEUA Digital, Sick Broken Brothers, Outbreak, Doomcore Records, Slowcore Records, Dead Zone Communications, Demonic Wavs, Toxic Recordings, Profunda Intellectus, Glitchworld Recordings, Dream Machine Records, Amsys Records, Hybrid System Records, Bunk3r R3cords. CEO and co-manager of Dark Impact Records. Founder and Owner of Amsys Records, Hybrid System Records, and SM Audio Labs. | |
| Search | Add | 205 | Rubidium Rings | ||
| Search | Add | 205 | Hans Nouse | Dutch mastering and lacquer cutting engineer. Worked at [l2166277], where his work can be recognized by an "N" in the typical matrix scheme, e.g. -A//HN. In this case the H stands for Holland and should not be part of the ANV. More often, however, he signed his work by etching a combined initials "HN" (sometimes misinterpreted as "I‒N" or a sideways "TZ") after the matrix, e.g. 30471-3-X HN. In this case please us HN as ANV. | |
| Search | Add | 204 | M C Productions | [a1995933]'s production company. | |
| Search | Add | 204 | Columbia Records Photo Studio | Photographers known to have worked here -[a554188] -[a2054082] -[a1905443] | |
| Search | Add | 203 | Honeya Thompson | ||
| Search | Add | 203 | Yutaka Sakurai | 桜井ユタカ | Japanese music journalist. Born July 25, 1941; died June 11, 2013. Sakurai was best known as Japan's premier champion of soul and R&B. |
| Search | Add | 200 | Dan Quest Art Studio | Design studio of [A=Dan Quest] and [A=Dan Quest & Associates], located in Nashville, U.S.A. Use this entry when directly credited. For company purposes use: [L=Dan Quest Art Studio]. | |
| Search | Add | 200 | Opticalsandwich | ||
| Search | Add | 199 | Larry Nunes | Music industry businessman and [a=Barry White]'s spiritual advisor | |
| Search | Add | 199 | Miroljub Aranđelović | Miroljub Aranđelović | Accordion player and folk composer from Serbia. Married to [a=Zorica Brunclik]. Ex wife - [a=Vesna Zmijanac]. |
| Search | Add | 198 | Waris Ludhianvi | ||
| Search | Add | 197 | Manfred Schoedsack | Manfred-Joachim Schoedsack | Graphic design company based in Hamburg, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 195 | Michael D'Amato | Experimental film maker, cartoonist, voice actor, and noise artist born April 21st, 1992 from Auburn, WA. Now relocated in Federal Way, WA. Owner of the [l=Droid-Tunes] records. | |
| Search | Add | 194 | Yngve Solberg | Carl Yngve Solberg | Swedish graphic designer. Born April 27, 1941 in Kalmar, Sweden — died December, 1987 in Stockholm, Sweden. |
| Search | Add | 191 | R23 Design | ||
| Search | Add | 190 | Dougal Trineer | Dougal Trineer | Canadian singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist (bass, banjo, steel guitar, piano, fiddle) and record executive born January 19, 1940 in Calumet, Quebec and deceased in August 2023 in Saint-Jerôme, Quebec. In May 1968, he was hired as Director of A&R for [l290744] just before their move to Toronto. Son of fiddler [a=Hannah Trineer], brother of [a=Allan Trineer], |
| Search | Add | 190 | Farina/Crivellente/Fadinger | Mauro Farina / Guiliano Crivellente / Florian Fadinger | [b]Producer, Arranger, Remixer - Trio[/b] The production of hits for the Japanese market was conducted by the newly created company "F.C.F." (Farina - Crivellente - Fadinger). Florian Fadinger, known as producer of "Electric Salsa" by OFF, whom Mauro back in 1986 made friends with, was in charge of the commercial part of the F.C.F. project. The F.C.F. was printed on Japanese umbrellas, beer bottles and purses, as the eurobeat team was popular with the Japanese people. |
| Search | Add | 189 | Marco NFT | ||
| Search | Add | 189 | Jean-Marie Sohie | ||
| Search | Add | 188 | Kaleydo Records | ||
| Search | Add | 188 | Give Up Art | London-based graphic design studio. | |
| Search | Add | 188 | Josef Cincibus | Czech actor and radio play director (*March 16, 1906 in Prague, Cechy, Austria-Hungary /now Czech Republik. Died September 30, 1980 in Prague, Czechoslovakia) | |
| Search | Add | 187 | محمد الموجي | محمد أمين محمد الموجي (Mohamed Amin Mohamed El-Mougi) | Mohamed El-Mougi (1923 - 1995) was an Egyptian composer. His name can also be transliterates as Mohamed Al Mogi, Mohamed El Mougi, Mohamed El Mougy, Mohammad Al Moogy or Mohammed Al Mouji |
| Search | Add | 186 | Thomas B. Allen | Thomas B. Allen (1928 – November 8, 2004) was an American painter and illustrator known for a moody and expressionist style that pushed the boundaries of commercial art in the 1950s and 60s. He was born in Nashville, Tennessee, where he was educated at Vanderbilt University, and later at the Art Institute of Chicago. | |
| Search | Add | 185 | Alex Dionisio | ||
| Search | Add | 183 | Re:Peat | Artwork studio, part of [l=N.E.W.S.] | |
| Search | Add | 183 | Manuel Cep Concepcion | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 183 | Studio Beevash | Indian graphic studio credited for cover design starting in the 50's. | |
| Search | Add | 183 | Mike van Summeren | ||
| Search | Add | 181 | Farben+Formen | Farben+Formen Werbeagentur GmbH was founded in 1992 by Christoph Witte. | |
| Search | Add | 181 | Lincoln Minott | ||
| Search | Add | 181 | Benno Schurr | German voice actor, director and writer of radioplays and songwriter, born 17 December 1919 in Böttingen, Germany, died 30 May 2002 in Baden-Baden, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 181 | Vuqar Seda | ||
| Search | Add | 181 | Ansambl Ace Stepića | ||
| Search | Add | 181 | Ansambl Budimira Jovanovića | ||
| Search | Add | 180 | T&M Design | ||
| Search | Add | 180 | Hoa-Qui | Michel Huet | photo agency created by french Photographer Michel Huet |
| Search | Add | 179 | hr1 | Radio channel 1 of German public broadcaster [l=Hessischer Rundfunk]. | |
| Search | Add | 178 | عيضة المنهالي | عيضة بن طناف المنهالي | Eida al-Mihali (born 1978) is an Emirati singer, composer and poet. |
| Search | Add | 177 | Los João | Mexican group formed in the early 1970s in Xalapa, Veracruz | |
| Search | Add | 177 | Francis Derouf | ||
| Search | Add | 176 | Ira Tucker, Jr. | Vocalist, long time publicist for [a18956] and son of [a341938] and one time member of [a301099] | |
| Search | Add | 176 | De'Core Works | Design division of [l=H.P.G. Detonator] (St. Petersburg, Russia). In 2012 renamed to [a=Hard.D.Sign]. | |
| Search | Add | 175 | Τάκης Αθηναίος | ||
| Search | Add | 175 | Dario Köstinger | Former mastering and cutting engineer at [l431098]. As mastering engineer he signs with DK combined into one sign. Currently working as a freelancing mastering and FOH - engineer in Graz, Austria. | |
| Search | Add | 175 | Justin Chodzko | Illustrator and graphic artist. Has designed for labels including Beard Science, Tulipa Recordings, Narrow Gauge, Faxem, Talahachi and the London Housing Trust. | |
| Search | Add | 174 | Aleksandar Radulović - Futa | Aleksandar Radulović | Serbian pop/folk composer and producer. Plays guitar. Used to be member of 'Zana' and 'Zamba'. Married to [a=Marina Tucaković]. Father of [a=Milan Radulović]. |
| Search | Add | 174 | Robert Planet | Graphic designer | |
| Search | Add | 174 | Autrement Le Design* | French design agency, created by [a1853868]. Autrement le design* 77, rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis 75010 Paris - France | |
| Search | Add | 173 | Orchestra Tony De Vita | ||
| Search | Add | 173 | Perica Simonović | Petar Simonović | Serbian accordion player, composer and arranger born in 1963 in Belgrade. He was considered a wunderkind and became famous as a teenager, winning on various accordion competitions in the 1970's. One time he lived in Sarajevo, even during war in Bosnia & Herzegovina. After the war he moved back to Belgrade, where he lives to this day. |
| Search | Add | 172 | Ladislav Rada | Ladislav Rada | Czech graphic designer and painter. Born March 20, 1929 in Vojovice (former Czechoslovakia). |
| Search | Add | 172 | 斉藤恒夫 | Tsuneo Saitō. Japanese composer and arranger. Born November 8, 1930; died January 5, 1990. | |
| Search | Add | 172 | Cook-Greenaway | Songwriting partnership who also performed as David & Jonathan. | |
| Search | Add | 172 | Norman Pattiz | ||
| Search | Add | 172 | Clara Zoni | Clara Zoni | Italian artwork designer. |
| Search | Add | 171 | Наталья Чернышева | Наталья Чернышёва | Painter. Cover designer. |
| Search | Add | 171 | Atelier Gemmecke | Graphic designer in Hamburg, Germany. Atelier Gemmecke Owner Hans-Werner Gemmecke Richeystrasse 34 22309 Hamburg Germany | |
| Search | Add | 171 | Satoru Homma | ||
| Search | Add | 171 | Matthieu Moulin | French artistic director at [l356255] since May 2003. Also a project manager for Warner and Universal. | |
| Search | Add | 170 | Hella Soyka | Helene Schiefer | Austrian illustrator, born 20 September 1924 in Wimpassing, known for designing and drawing numerous childrens' characters including Benjamin Blümchen. She died 30 November 2005 in Vienna. |
| Search | Add | 169 | Errol F. Richardson | Art & Graphic Design from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Art Direction for [l30886]. | |
| Search | Add | 169 | Petr Foltera | Petr Foltera | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 168 | Сергей Щураков | Сергей Михайлович Щураков | Sergei Mikhailovich Schurakov (February 23, 1960, Leningrad – August 7, 2007, St. Petersburg) – Soviet and Russian rock musician, accordion player. |
| Search | Add | 168 | Werner Rodmann | German producer | |
| Search | Add | 167 | Kelley/Mouse Studios | ||
| Search | Add | 167 | Glenn Bullard | Mastering Engineer at [l301710] Nashville, TN. He was listed in 1983 as the Chief Engineer there in Billboard 1983-1984 International Recording Equipment and Studio Directory. He's also listed as Chief Engineer (Glenn K. Bullard) at NRP in 1971 in Billboard 1971-09-18, see link below. | |
| Search | Add | 167 | Minoruphone Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 166 | Diogenic Attempts Ltd. | Credited for design. | |
| Search | Add | 166 | Antoon Kooij | Antoon Kooij | Dutch mathematician and sound engineer. Worked as cutting engineer at [l267361] between 1977 and 1984. Records cut at Dureco used a three or four character code/signature [b][w]wA[A]n[/b], where [i][w]w[/i] is one or two digits, marking the week of the year the record was cut, [i]A[A][/i] a single or double initial of the engineer who did the cut and [i]n[/i] the number of the cut. In these cases the studio can be credited with [i]Lacquer Cut At[/i] and the engineer with [i]Lacquer Cut By[/i], using the appropriate ANV for the initial(s). Kooij had a specific way of signing his work, using the initial [i]A[/i] on one side and [i]K[/i] on the other, but also used initial [i]A[/i] or initial [i]K[/i] on both sides. Please use each letter as a separate ANV. |
| Search | Add | 166 | SOLOMACELLO | Luca Martinotti | Italian freelancer graphics artist. See also [l492781] label. |
| Search | Add | 166 | Ricky KK | Riccardo Lippi | Riccardo Lippi aka Ricky kk, was born in 1981 in Italy where he still lives. The passion for music led him in 1996 to begin to play in the best parties of the Tuscany hills and coast but not only. In 2002 he started to play the best house clubs of Italy as "Frau" (Torre Del Lago-Italy), "Baia-Matinèe" (Viareggio-Italy), and many other minor clubs. In 2010 he became owner and A&R of the HouseBeat Records label which works with many important house-music DJs, many of which are mentioned by DJ Mag. In the following years it becomes owner and A&R also of the sublabel HBR Music, Urban Legend Recordings, Orange Bridge Records, PlayaSol Music. In 2015 has started to play on Ibiza Global Radio as a regoular guest in "Deep Fusion" and "Various Artists" broadcast and guest in some clubs of Ibiza as "Aperture" (Bahia San Antonio), "Le Terrazze (Cala Vadella) with Bruno Bolla and Friends, and many more...In 2016 has started to play sometimes also on Ibiza Live Radio and for the first time plays at Tantra Bar (Ibiza). In 2017 has started to play on Ibiza Global Radio as a regoular guest in "Ibiza Dance" broadcasted every day, and "Shamkara Radioshow", broadcasted every Saturday morning from 10 am to 11 am CET. In 2019 he was assigned a space of one hour every Sunday from 18:00 pm CET (In the winter season), and every Tuesday morning from 3:00 am CET (In the summer season) on Ibiza Global Radio for his main record label, in fact the radio show is called Housebeat Records. This Radio Show today has become a fixture for many fans of electronic music, especially deep house, also because Ricky often hosts interesting artists including Demarkus Lewis, G.Pal, ColorJaxx, Dave Mayer, Simon Hinter, Red Pig Flower, Denite , Cris Herrera, Cook Strummer, Tidy Daps, Lebedev (RU), T. Markakis, Dirtytwo, Terry Jasinto, Dubeats, and many more ... In July 2021, after about 2 and a half years, he stops the Housebeat Records Radioshow on ibiza Global Radio to devote more time to productions, but continues to collaborate with this radio by occasionally airing as a guest. He was first mentioned by DJMag Espana in the July 2021 issue #119, both in a review and premiere, for doing a classy remix of Demarkus Lewis's song entitled "Learn To Know", which the reviewer defines elegant and a beautiful declaration of intent. His productions are constantly supported by the biggest radio stations in the world such as BBC Radio1 (UK), Radio FG (FR), Kiss FM (AU), Ibiza Global Radio (ES), RMC (IT) and many more.. The labels with which he released so far are these: Houph, Younan Music, i Records, Oto Music, Piston Recordings, Kolour Recordings, Hive Label, Rhythm Vibe, Oh So Coy, Moiss Music, Induction Muzic, Astrolife Recordings, Heavy, HouseBeat Records, Orange Bridge Records, Azucar Distribution, Music For Dreams / Music For Clubs, DeepClass Records, Soul Room Records, Deepwit Recordings, My Own Beat Records, Batavia Records, Soleid, Monique Musique, Yaiza Records, Starlight Records, Voltaire Music, Bach Music, Variety Music, Tres 14 Music, Waldliebe Familien, Shibiza Recordings, PlayaSol Music, Urban Legend Recordings, Sweet Milk Records, Collective Music, Le Mans, S6A Music, 2 Owls Records, High Pro-File Recordings, Reflective Music, Play This! Records, Re:vibe Audio, Rebellious, Senssual Records, Hot Potato, Gimmick Records, EDM Underground, Shamkara Records, Smoke Joke Records, Spy Records, BC2, Mood Indigo, HBR Music, LDN Trax, Sound On Sound. |
| Search | Add | 166 | Morgan Rivalin | ||
| Search | Add | 165 | M4 Design | M4 Design Company Ltd. | Graphic designer studio in the UK. Registration number: 2581201 VAT Nr.: 642469525 address: Pound Court, Pound Street Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 6AA UK Tel: +44 (0)1635 524055 E-mail: info@m4design.co.uk |
| Search | Add | 165 | Art Snider | Arthur Sniderman | Canadian musician, producer, record company owner, conductor and record studio owner. Brother of [a=Lou Snider (2)] and [a=Dave Snider (6)]. (August 24, 1926 - May 26, 1987) Founder of [l=Chateau], [l=Canatal Records], and [l=All Canadian Talent Records] / [l=ACT Records (2)] in the early 1960s. He was a co-founder of the short lived [l=Red Leaf] label in 1965. Founder of [l=Sound Canada Recording Centre] recording studio and the [l=Op.Art] label in 1966. Founded the labels [l=Sound Canada] and [l=hi-lite] in 1969. In 1973 founded [l=Periwinkle Records]. [l=Troika Music] was his publishing company. He was inducted into the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame in 2002 |
| Search | Add | 165 | Timi Grabber | Timi Holm Hansen | Timi Grabber (Born: 28 October 1958 – Died: 4 November 2019) was a Danish bassist. He was the original bassist for [a=Mercyful Fate] and [a=King Diamond]. Initially he called himself "Timi Grabber" but used his real name [a421887] on later recordings. |
| Search | Add | 164 | Vilko Ovsenik | Slovenian clarinettist and composer of popular folk music, born on 9 November 1928 in Begunje. Died 4 August 2017. The brother of [a=Slavko Avsenik] and former member of [a=Ansambel Bratov Avsenik], he is co-author and arranger of around 800 songs of the ensemble (together with his brother as "[a843377]"). Due to the war, the Avsenik family had to change its name from Ovsenik, as it was originally spelled, to Avsenik. Father of Slavko and Vilko wanted one of them to change their surname to Ovsenik, which Vilko did. So Vilko was officially called Vilko Ovsenik and not Vilko Avsenik. | |
| Search | Add | 164 | Enes Mavrić Endži | Enes Mavrić | Accordion player, composer, arranger, producer and sound engineer. Owner of [l=Studio Endži, Beograd]. |
| Search | Add | 164 | Tidy Gfx | ||
| Search | Add | 163 | Gallery Provence | ||
| Search | Add | 163 | Baby Records (2) | Use this for production credits (presumably in-house staff) appearing on Italian label [l=Baby Records (2)]. | |
| Search | Add | 163 | Bruce Greenspan | Bruce Greenspan | |
| Search | Add | 162 | Peter Dino | US arranger/conductor active from the 1960s - 1980s. | |
| Search | Add | 161 | Daniele Usellini | ||
| Search | Add | 161 | Dr. Ebbetts | Dr. Ebbets was a needledropper (a person who rips near mint/mint condition or unplayed vinyl records) who was famous in the bootleg/audiophile communities for his Beatles releases, which are regarded by some as being the best sounding versions of those albums. He retired in 2009 due to the upcoming release of [m=180645], but returned in 2010 to release four new titles to his most dedicated customers. NOTE: Both of the sites below are run by fans | |
| Search | Add | 160 | Jan Mara | French cartoonist (1913-1992) | |
| Search | Add | 160 | محمد طهار الفرڤاني | محمد طهار الفرڤاني (Muḥammad Ṭahār al-Firgāni) | محمد طهار الفرڤاني (Mohamed Tahar Fergani; born 9 May 1928, Constantine, Algeria - 7 December 2016, Paris, France) was an Algerian singer, violinist and composer, nicknamed the "Nightingale of Constantine". Master of the Malouf music of Constantine. |
| Search | Add | 160 | Barejo | Graphic designer | |
| Search | Add | 159 | Eddie Quarless | Edison Quarless | Calypso / soca saxophone player April 9th 1952 - September 1st 2014 |
| Search | Add | 159 | Edward Godfrey Khuzwayo | Zambian producer, promoter and musical director. Born 3rd March 1936 and died in 2009. Founded and managed the record company [l1744828] and the label [l228025] | |
| Search | Add | 159 | Aleksandar Kobac | Aleksandar Milanović | Serbian composer, arranger and producer. Long time collaborator with [a=Marko J. Kon]. |
| Search | Add | 158 | Stanley Clarke/George Duke | In 1981 [a=Stanley Clarke] and [a=George Duke] teamed up for a funk/disco album called [i]The Clarke/Duke Project[/i]. Two more albums in the same vein were to follow over the next decade. Though these releases were just under the name Stanley Clarke/George Duke, the album title stuck with the public and the collaboration was regularly referred to (and sometimes even credited on secondary releases) as the The Clarke/Duke Project. | |
| Search | Add | 158 | Atsushi "Seki" Sekimoto | ||
| Search | Add | 157 | Boris Otterdam | West Australian born musician, label manager, promoter/organiser, former radio show host and podcast festival curator. Active as a radio DJ from 2004-2013 on 2serfm Sydney and RRRfm Melbourne. Active as a promoter in Perth from 1998 onwards. Member of noise band "Analogue Sea Otter" until theydisbanded in 2000. Launched the "Noistruct Recordings" in 2000 which later changed to [l10805]. The label moved to Melbourne in 2003, until it moved on to Brisbane in 2014. From 2014 manager of [l601854], and from 2018-2020 co-manager of [l363721]. From 2020 until 2021 he managed and co-managed livestreamed podcast events on the European podcast station, Digital Gabba Radio. He returned to Perth in 2020 where he is a member of [a7313475]. | |
| Search | Add | 157 | Dr.Winter | Max Winter | Max "Dr.Winter" Winter is a versatile artist based in Graz, Austria. Owner of the label [l=Teratogen] and sole member of the experimental electronic project [a=Violență Domestică]. |
| Search | Add | 157 | Fait Camillo | Camillo Fait | Italian designer, sculptor, painter born in Milano, January 30, 1935. Father of musician [a2473706]. |
| Search | Add | 156 | George Lewis' Ragtime Band | ||
| Search | Add | 156 | Franco Chiaravalle | Francesco Chiaravalle | Italian composer and arranger, born on the island of Procida (Naples) on January 23, 1936. Has written over eight hundred songs, many of which have made the history of Italian pop music. Sometimes also known as by his real name Francesco, as for the cinema, where he often accompanied by [a=Nino D'Angelo] for the songs and the music of the film in which he starred and directed. |
| Search | Add | 155 | Gigi Botto | Mario Battaini | (Milan October 6 1931 - April 26 2000) Italian keyboardist and accordionist, but also multi-instrumentalist, present on the music scene since the fifties. He was also arranger and conductor. His records were released under the SAAR Records or Joker label, the second sub-label of the former, of which he had been artistic director for many years. |
| Search | Add | 154 | Dhiraj Chawda | Indian photographer, he worked for The Times Of India, and passed away on 06.11.2012. | |
| Search | Add | 154 | Hernán Colorado Vallejo | Colombian composer, arranger, producer, worked for [l53022] | |
| Search | Add | 153 | Gustav Šeďa | Gustav Šeďa | Czech graphic designer and illustrator. |
| Search | Add | 153 | Cornelius "Snooky" Flowers | Cornelius Flowers | American baritone saxophonist known as Snooky Flowers. Born in Chicago, Illinois, raised in Leesville, Louisiana. After serving in U.S. Army, relocated to the Bay Area of California. He put together bands for [a=Janis Joplin] and was a member of her [a=Kozmic Blues Band], also worked with [a=Mike Bloomfield] and rehearsed with [a=Jimi Hendrix]. Born: October 4, 1940, in Chicago, Illinois; died March 9, 2020, age 79, near Richmond, California. |
| Search | Add | 152 | Barrel Wight | Side project of [a2315811]. | |
| Search | Add | 152 | E-cone | e-cone Gfx | French Techno Designer since 2008. Not a composer or an organizer, just a graphist implicated in the techno european scene who realise your flyers,stickers, vinyl templates & covers, etc |
| Search | Add | 152 | Dudley "Manzie" Swaby | Jamaican producer, runs the labels [l=Manzie], [l=Ja-Man Records] and [l=Top Studio (3)]. Brother of [a=Augustus Pablo]. | |
| Search | Add | 152 | Jonny Antibiotic | Benjamin Joseph (3) | Member of numerous bands and projects. |
| Search | Add | 151 | Cimitero Senza Croci | Vince Wald | "Cimitero senza croci" attempts to take the thematic elements of spaghetti westerns and interpret them into ambient drones of a time long past. |
| Search | Add | 151 | Konrad Czapliński | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 151 | Bewe | Bayuwega Madyasta | |
| Search | Add | 151 | George Dillnutt | George Walter Dillnutt | 1883 - 1937 Engineer. |
| Search | Add | 151 | Curtis Porter | Curtis Porter | American jazz tenor and alto saxophonist born on 21 September 1929 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. |
| Search | Add | 150 | Robert M. Jones | American graphic designer & printmaker (1913-1993). He worked as art director for [l=Columbia] from 1945-53, then for [l=RCA Victor] and affiliated labels. Not to be confused with illustrator [a=Bob Jones (29)]. | |
| Search | Add | 150 | Nils Johnny Ingmar | Graphic designer / image maker based in Stockholm, Sweden. | |
| Search | Add | 149 | CCJ | CCJ is: Colin Jones Synthesizer, Guitar and Effects. CCJ's musical style is mostly Ambient, Krautrock, Soundscape or Chill-out music, but there are a few other styles mixed in, think music that plays during a movie's end credits, or during non-verbal scenes in movies.From Portland, Oregon. | |
| Search | Add | 149 | Dom Rayner | The man behind Brain Surge Entertainment and all of its releases. | |
| Search | Add | 149 | DH Studio | Art direction, design Label profile: [l=DH Studio]. | |
| Search | Add | 149 | Vito Vulpetti | ||
| Search | Add | 148 | Jann Haworth | Jann Karen Haworth | [b]Pop Artist / Creative Director at the Leonardo Museum[/b]. Jann Haworth, born on March 15, 1942, is an American Pop artist. A pioneer of soft sculpture, she is one of the founders of Pop Art in the 1960s and is well-known as the co-creator, with [a1336027] (married until 1979, then divorced), of [a82730]‘ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album cover. She was 24 years old when she began working on “Sgt. Pepper,” a project that would earn her a Grammy in 1967. |
| Search | Add | 148 | Maurer Productions | Graphic Design Studio | |
| Search | Add | 147 | Eric Delisser | American reggae producer based in West Palm Beach. Owner of [l=Big Jeans Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 147 | Ed Grundy | ||
| Search | Add | 147 | Clyde Bazile, Jr. | A graphic artist / designer from Houston (TX), the owner of Blackat Productions. He died on January 17, 2020 by having lost his battle Congestive Heart Failure. | |
| Search | Add | 146 | Fernando López H. | Fernando López Henao | Colombian producer, manager at [l190086] |
| Search | Add | 146 | Eric Fimmers | Eric Fimmers | Belgian Designer. Is owner of [a=MacDesign]. |
| Search | Add | 145 | Novica Nikolić Patalo | Serbian accordion player and music composer from Drmno. With more than 200 albums arranged and recorded for various artists throughout the years, he is one of the key people in shaping the sound of Serbian folk during the 80s and 90s. | |
| Search | Add | 145 | Bladud Flies! | Michael Lawrence | Entry used for credits of the [l272917] label. |
| Search | Add | 145 | Willy Michael Willmann | Composer, producer and arranger, Born 19 June 1959 in Freiburg, Germany. For the [l=Europa] staff arranger, please use [a=Carl Maria Willmann] and ANV. | |
| Search | Add | 145 | Colin "Fatta" Walters | The man behind [l=Colin Fat Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 145 | G. Justh | Georges Neczpal | Georges Justh aka Xavier Saint-Justh |
| Search | Add | 145 | Phillip Linton | [l=Arrows Records] CEO Phillip Linton was shot dead at his recording studio on March 4, 2004. He was 51 years old. | |
| Search | Add | 145 | Giancarlo Sorio | ||
| Search | Add | 144 | Bill Landis | ||
| Search | Add | 144 | design4music.com | Graphic design company based in Soho, London, England. Founded in 1993. Their services include: graphic design, art direction, brand and identity, packaging, exhibitions, brochures, annual reports, web design & development, e-commerce, hosting & domain registration, online marketing. Also appears as [a1896856]. (As label, see [l1544871] and [l395546]) | |
| Search | Add | 143 | Kelly Tribble Spencer | Label executive at [l=Quantize Recordings]. Married to [a=Sean Spencer] aka [a=DJ Spen]. | |
| Search | Add | 143 | Antonio Larrea | Antonio Larrea Mangiola | Chilean designer, he designed and photographed most sleeves from "Jota Jota"/"Dicap" labels along with his brother [a2453287]. |
| Search | Add | 143 | Renzo Clerici | Graphic Artist | |
| Search | Add | 142 | Ill-Studio | Art direction and sleeve design. | |
| Search | Add | 142 | Grzegorz "Forin" Piwnicki | Grzegorz Piwnicki | Polish artist, graphic designer. Born in 1981.07.21 in Warsaw. He's the most famous creator of covers of Polish hip-hop performers. |
| Search | Add | 142 | Elvio Favilla | ||
| Search | Add | 142 | Alexandru Das | Alexandru Daș | |
| Search | Add | 141 | Coverdale Page | ||
| Search | Add | 140 | Art69Brut | ||
| Search | Add | 140 | Dan Capp | Musician, designer and Illustrator based in England. | |
| Search | Add | 140 | The Wally Stott Chorale | Choir led by Wally Stott, which is also credited as the Wally Stott Chorus, Wally Stott And His Chorus, and the usual variations. | |
| Search | Add | 140 | Popular UK | Popular UK | British art direction and design agency run by [a=Peter Chadwick]. |
| Search | Add | 139 | David Chasman | American artist ( 1925 - 2019 ). He is most known for designing the movie artwork for the James Bond 007 films. | |
| Search | Add | 139 | Safdar Hussain | ||
| Search | Add | 139 | schultzschultz.com | Schultzschultz (full legal name Schultzschultz GmbH) is a design studio based in Frankfurt am Main. It was founded in 2007 by Marc Schütz and [A=Ole Schulte]. Schultzschultz predominantly works for clients from the fashion and music industry, art and culture. | |
| Search | Add | 139 | Joe Reisman Chorus | ||
| Search | Add | 139 | Tomica Miljić | Tomislav Miljić | Serbian accordion player and composer. Born on 22-March 1948, Markovac (Lapovo), died 18-March 2000 in Belgrade. |
| Search | Add | 138 | Miltos Kordas | Μιλτιάδης Κόρδας | Electronic musician from Greece. He lives in Moschato, Athens. |
| Search | Add | 138 | Irv Stimler | Irving Stimler | Music business executive. First at [l86301], and then to MGM where he was the head of their factory owned distribution before also becoming the head of [l33929], MGM's budget label. |
| Search | Add | 138 | Tom Semmes | American recording and mastering engineer. He worked at [l=Woodland Studios] during the 1970s. Can be identified on releases he mastered by his initials "TS" or "TS/WSS", which are etched into the runout grooves. Also appears as Tommy Semmes or Tommy Simmes. | |
| Search | Add | 138 | Lüdtke | ? | Designed some record covers in the early years of GDR labels [l6621] and [l47734] |
| Search | Add | 138 | Anna Nin | ||
| Search | Add | 138 | Henry Hadaway | Founder and CEO of [l272378] and managing director of [l316114] | |
| Search | Add | 138 | Atelier Belle Lurette | Belle Lurette, designers from father (s) to son since 2010, is a Parisian workshop for branding and advertising creation. L'Atelier Belle Lurette is also two Ateliers Belle Lurette: Atelier Belle Lurette s / seine, in Paris, which supports you with advice, creativity, daring, and technology in your projects, Atelier Belle Lurette s / mer, in Saint-Malo, which invests its expertise and know-how in your projects, and which embarks on the adventure with you. Connected with label: [l3081259]. | |
| Search | Add | 137 | Murray-Callander | Famous British songwriter duo. | |
| Search | Add | 137 | Bert Olke | Bert Olke | Mastering engineer (at [l298936]), musician & sound designer from Berlin. Email: mastering@gl-audio.de |
| Search | Add | 137 | Sergio Cossa | Italian pioneer dj, author, producer (Milan, May 11, 1946). In first 70s began his career in Sweden, then moved in renowned clubs for VIP and holidaymakers. In Rome worked at radio RAI, then flew to New York where in 1978 founded [l=Emergency Records] with [a=Freddy Naggiar], [l=Baby Records (2)]' owner (who leaved soon after). The early success with [a=La Bionda], [a=Pino Presti], [a=I.C. Bell], [a=Kano] and with nascent genre Italo-Disco. For many US producers was considered the only one could license their own songs in Europe. The most striking example was:[i]Let The Music Play[/i] by [a=Shannon], a worlwide success in the 1984. for details please refer to [l=GIpsy Music] | |
| Search | Add | 137 | Earl Hayles | ||
| Search | Add | 137 | Mike M. Koshitani | 越谷政義 | Japanese music critic. |
| Search | Add | 137 | Beno Otręba | Benedykt Jan Otręba | Benedykt Jan "Beno" Otręba (born June 27, 1951 in Katowice. Polish bass player, songwriter, musician [a=Dżem]. Brother of [a=Adam Otręba]. |
| Search | Add | 137 | Nedim Bačvić | Nedim Bačvić | |
| Search | Add | 137 | PhiSigma | ||
| Search | Add | 136 | Vaalee | Tamil lyricist. | |
| Search | Add | 136 | Steve Spettro | ||
| Search | Add | 136 | Hoyt Sullivan | American producer and record company executive from Greenwood, South Carolina. Founded and managed: • record company [l=HSE Records, Inc.] (aka [l=Hoyt Sullivan Enterprises] / [l=Hoyt Sullivan Enterprise]) • labels [l335227], [l=HSE Records], [l=HSE of America Inc.], [l=JSJ Records], [l=Ken-Tone Records], [l=Sav-All] and [l=Su-Ann] • publisher [l=Su-Ann Publishing] / [l=Su-Ann Pub.] / [l=Su-Ann Publishing Co.] | |
| Search | Add | 136 | Isolation Practice | ||
| Search | Add | 135 | Tape Echo | ||
| Search | Add | 135 | Isiphon-Blas-Orchester | German wind orchestra associated with label [l564342]. | |
| Search | Add | 135 | Nicola Cruciani | Insecure Italian artist who keeps changing the names of his projects and recycling his old material under new names. | |
| Search | Add | 135 | Dragan S. Stefanović | Dragan Stefanović | Designer, Photographer |
| Search | Add | 135 | Louis "Flabba" Malcolm | ||
| Search | Add | 135 | Gli Enigmisti | The band of "Enigmisti" consisted of some professionals in the music industry and recording that depending on the commitment assumed different names. The line-up wasn't always the same, but varied according to the availability of various soloists. Enzo Amadori, singer, record voice and great professional, has participated in many recordings. During his career he has recorded over three thousand songs and countless commercials. | |
| Search | Add | 135 | Bruno Munari | Italian artist and designer, born 24 October 1907 in Milan, Italy and died 30 September 1998 in Milan, Italy. | |
| Search | Add | 134 | Master Abdullah | ||
| Search | Add | 134 | IKONIZE | Shawn Vistrav | Synthpop artist & founder of IKONIZE Records |
| Search | Add | 134 | Ismail Samie | ||
| Search | Add | 133 | Les Compagnons de la Discothèque | ||
| Search | Add | 133 | Jerry Colin | Gerardo Colin | Harsh Noise And Experimental Music Producer From Monterrey, NL, Mexico. Owner & Founder of OTCRAH Records |
| Search | Add | 133 | Julie Hazelwood | ||
| Search | Add | 133 | Roby Manini | Roberto Taramella | Roby Manini Studio is a creative studio based in Cremona, Italy. The studio is qualified in the graphic design related to the world of music. Since 2003 Roby Manini Studio and Steve Sylvester (founder and frontman of Death SS) have built an artistic partnership called “SylMan Production”. Since 2011 Roby Manini Studio is the official design studio of the indipendent label “Deadly Sin Records”. Since 2013 Roby Manini Studio is the official design studio of the indipendent label “Lucifer Rising Records”. Since 2014 Roby Manini Studio is the art director of the biggest italian indipendent record distributor “SELF - Distribuzione” and the official design studio of the indipendent label “Fuel Records”. Since 2016 Roby Manini Studio is the official design studio of the indipendent label “Use Vynil Records”. |
| Search | Add | 133 | MMC Productions | MMC Productions is a Dutch composer, who started making experimental music, soundscapes, in the early 90's inspired by The Orb, Monolight, Future Sound of London and various artists from the Warp label. This millennium MMC Productions became 'well-known' for his numerous special edits of tracks by Pet Shop Boys, Depeche Mode and many others. MMC stands for 'Musicology MusiCentre'. | |
| Search | Add | 132 | 高崎一郎 | 俊威 ジョニー 高崎 / Toshitake Johnny Takasaki | Takasaki Ichirō. Japanese radio DJ and producer, President of パシフィック音楽出版 (Pacific Music Publishing, Later Fuji Pacific Music Publishing). often credited with sleeve notes. Born May 13, 1931 in London; died August 10, 2013. His real name is Johnny, but his parents are both Japanese and his father is a diplomat. Born in London, where his father, who worked for the Japanese Embassy, was appointed. When He was raised by a British maid instead of his busy parents, He could hardly speak Japanese at an early age. When he was in third grade, the Pacific War started, and his family returned home, stepping on the land of Japan in their home country for the first time. When he was working as a lathe at the Ogikubo airplane factory where he was mobilized, he was sometimes asked to interpret a war prisoner of war. After the defeat, his father, who was accused of being a war criminal, died in prison in Sugamo Prison, and his family was separated. Bilingual he was hired by the stationed officer. He used to be a household while studying until high school. He continued to work as an interpreter on a part-time basis after entering Aoyama Gakuin University, and majored in modern American literature at the University of Southern California (USC) where he studied abroad with a scholarship. After graduating, he stayed in the United States, got a taste of Dexyland Jazz in New Orleans, touched the broadcast business in New York, and got a disc jockey style. After returning to Japan, he bought a wealth of knowledge and language skills, and he joined Nippon Broadcasting as a producer. He worked extensively in matters such as foreign affairs including the invitation of foreign talents, news translation, and program summarization, and visited many countries other than the socialist countries at the time. He started a disc jockey in the high listening rate program "Best Hit Parade", but the concept of "DJ" was not familiar to Japanese listeners, and it has run into a lot of flak from the public mainly and the professional radio announcers at that time. However, he asked his friend's NHK announcer and music critic to monitor it, and while constantly receiving criticism, he established his own narrative. Backed by sponsors and listeners, he standed at the dawn of the radio personality. He was involved in the planning of the Japanese late-night radio program "オールナイト・ニッポン" (All Night Nippon) from the planning stage, and he also served as the first personality. A tagline such as "奥様、お嬢様が泣いて喜ぶ、あ・な・た・の高崎一郎です" (It is your Ichiro Ichizaki that Madame and the girl are happy to cry.) and nonstop soul tunes in disco style were his characteristically trademark. 大滝詠一 (Eiichi Ohtaki) said "Takasaki was my idol DJ" During this time, Takasaki continued to work extensively from liner notes writing and translation, negotiations with foreign talents, interpreting, and music review. He also works as a assumed name lyricist "ジョニー・ウッドマン" (Johnny Woodman), and works with other popular composers "ハリー・ウィリアムス" (Harry Williams = Kunihiko Suzuki) and works on several popular songs. He was also involved in the establishment of パシフィック音楽出版 (Pacific Music Publishing) by ニッポン放送 (Nippon Broadcasting System, Inc.) in 1966 and ニッポン放送サービス(Nippon Broadcasting Service = now Pony Canyon). He later became president of Pacific Music Publishing. In January 1967 when American folk song singer Joan Baez came to Japan, Takasaki, who was the presiding interpreter, did not correctly translate Baez's message on Vietnam's antiwar war and comments on the atomic bombing to Hiroshima, but on stage Takasaki received booing from English-speaking audiences and Baez fans. |
| Search | Add | 132 | Debbie Sandridge | Executive producer, manager and associtated to [l=Abra-Ka-Debra Music] as songwriter | |
| Search | Add | 131 | Master Inayat | Inayat Hussain | 1916 – 1993, was a Pakistani composer |
| Search | Add | 131 | Bill Hicks Design | Canadian design and photography studio in Winnipeg, Manitoba owned by [a=Bill Hicks (5)]. Full name was Bill Hicks Design & Photography. For the company profile see [l=Bill Hicks Design]. | |
| Search | Add | 131 | Hernán Restrepo Duque | Radio Host, music folklorist, journalist, music collector, researcher and musical producer among others. He was born in Medellín (Colombia) in 1927, died in the same city in 1991. From an early age he showed inclinations for music and radio, when while still very young he dedicated himself to capturing shortwave radio from neighboring countries. While working as a mechanic in a neighborhood in Bello, he developed a taste for bullfighting and journalism, hobbies that he combined when he began writing bullfighting chronicles for newspapers such as El Gitanillo, El Diario and El Colombiano. In 1952 he obtained a space in La Voz de Antioquia as the host of a radio program known as "Radio - Lente", in which he presented reviews of shows and music. This program was on the air for 23 years. From 1953 he worked as a publicist and artistic director of the record company Sonolux until 1975 when he launched his own record company called Preludio, with which he promoted different national artists. He wrote some books on music, among them: “Sing me a bambuco”, “What the bambucos tell” and “What the boleros tell”. He was internationally recognized as an authority on bolero, Colombian Andean music, and American popular music. He was also considered one of the most important connoisseur of tango in Colombia. | |
| Search | Add | 131 | Mauk Tenieb | Mauk Tenieb | French touche-à-tout, into multimedia / AI creation and industrial music. Mostly illbient & IDM. |
| Search | Add | 131 | Tanz-Orchester Dajos Béla | ||
| Search | Add | 131 | Nana Ampadu | Patrick Kwame Ampadu | Ghanaian highlife guitarist, band leader of [a352298] and composer of over 800 songs. Born: 31 March 1945 in Obo Kwahu, Ghana. Daid: 28 September 2021 |
| Search | Add | 131 | Jim Flora | James Royer Flora | Illustrator, painter, commercial artist. *25 January 1914 in Bellefontaine, Ohio, USA †9 July 1998 in Rowayton, Connecticut, USA |
| Search | Add | 131 | George Maas | Graphic designer & art director at Mercury Records in the 1950s & 60s | |
| Search | Add | 131 | Jonathan Mangelinckx | Jonathan Mangelinckx | Bruxelles based graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 130 | Lotus Land Pilot | ||
| Search | Add | 130 | Cesare Vaia | ||
| Search | Add | 130 | Gerald Fifer | Art Director & Designer | |
| Search | Add | 130 | Glasklinge Zeitenlicht | ||
| Search | Add | 130 | John Carlis | John Carlis, Jr. | American illustrator, designer & sculptor (1917-2003) |
| Search | Add | 130 | Gianni Polidori | Gianni Polidori (Rome, November 7, 1923 - Rome, 19 August 1992) was an Italian set designer, costume designer and painter. | |
| Search | Add | 130 | Complesso Mario Piovano | ||
| Search | Add | 129 | Dougie Wardrop | Douglas Wardrop | Reggae artist and label/studio owner of [l=Conscious Sounds] & [l=Conscious Sounds Studio] |
| Search | Add | 129 | Anzel Jennings | Anzel U. Jennings | American Hip-Hop producer. |
| Search | Add | 129 | Wilson Souto Jr. | Wilson Souto Jr. | Brazilian producer and sound engineer. |
| Search | Add | 129 | "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" Original Cast | The Rocky Horror Picture Show - Original Cast | Cast of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, a 1975 musical horror comedy film by 20th Century Fox, produced by [a=Lou Adler] and [a=Michael White (18)] and directed by [a=Jim Sharman]. The screenplay was written by Sharman and actor Richard O'Brien, who was also a member of the cast. The film is based on the 1973 musical stage production The Rocky Horror Show, with music, book, and lyrics by O'Brien. |
| Search | Add | 129 | FUEGO/Friedel Muders | Design company Friedel Muders Friesenstr. 106 D-28203 Bremen Germany Tel.: 0-421-75111 Email: info@fuego.de | |
| Search | Add | 129 | Harry Farmlett | Harry George Farmlett | American graphic designer & painter (1932-2016). Owned several New York City design companies, including [l=Farmlett, Barsanti & Assoc.], [l=Farmlett, Barsanti & Wood Inc.], and [l=Harry Farmlett Studio]. |
| Search | Add | 129 | Houcine Chraiet | ||
| Search | Add | 129 | Ludo Ceurremans | Drummer and sound engineer from Lier (Belgium). Ceurremans graduated as sound engineer at the [l1133062] in 1972 and that same year founded [l213793] together with [a388986]. He did numerous recordings with the mobile unit and at [l384026] and cut lacquers for most Belgian pressing plants. His cuts can be recognized by FL (short for "Foon Ludo") etched in the runouts, often accompanied by the year. In 1977 he left Foon and afterwards worked as sound technician for [l2866892]. | |
| Search | Add | 129 | Rajmond Ruić | Rajmond Ruić | His first group was Romby (Pula, Istria). Founder member and bass player in [a=Delfini] from 1963 to 1967. Then he became a member of [a=Roboti] in their second line-up named "Five up". They disbanded in 1969. Later composer, arranger and conductor. The composer of [a=Darko Domijan]'s great hit Ulica Jorgovana. |
| Search | Add | 129 | Gianni Chiampan | Italian classical cellist. | |
| Search | Add | 128 | Perica Zdravković | Perica Zdravković | Serbian folk composer/producer/arranger. Best known as accordion player in 'Južni Vetar'. |
| Search | Add | 128 | Ansambl Koče Petrovskog | ||
| Search | Add | 128 | Fri Reklam | Swedish layout company | |
| Search | Add | 128 | Otto Kermbach Orchester | German entertainment orchestra led by [a960194]. | |
| Search | Add | 128 | Franz Kvarda | Franz Kvarda (2 July 1904 - 8 May 1971) was an Austrian banjo and cello player. | |
| Search | Add | 128 | Kassim Masdor | Kassim Masdor (1938 - 2014) was a Singaporian composer. | |
| Search | Add | 128 | Ted Astley | Edwin Astley | British composer, born 12 April 1922 in Warrington, Cheshire, UK and died 19 May 1998 in Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, UK. He was the father of [a=Jon Astley] and [a=Virginia Astley]. |
| Search | Add | 128 | ABA Dublin | address: Columbia Mills, 14-15 Sir John Rogerson's Quay, [b]Dublin[/b] 2 | |
| Search | Add | 128 | Gerry Gersten | Gerry Gersten (born October 17, 1927, New York City - died January 12, 2017) was an American political caricaturist. He grew up in the Bronx, born to Polish Jewish immigrant parents who didn't believe in his calling. “I remember once picking up a copy of Life magazine and saying to them, ‘A page in this magazine would cost an advertiser $50,000, of course you can make a living in this field,’” he recalls. “But I couldn’t convince them. They wanted me to be an accountant.” Gersten studied at the Cooper Union Art School, and Cooper School of Design, before establishing his career as a caricaturist. He drew hundreds of illustrations for publications such as The New York Times, New York Magazine, Sports Illustrated, Time, Newsweek, Harpers, Rolling Stone, Esquire, Harper's and Playboy. His work also adorned many record covers for RCA. On March 29, 1973 his work adorned the cover of Rolling Stone, with a lively depiction of Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show. In 1986, he began work for MAD Magazine, drawing political caricatures of public figures, for MAD's brand of satire. | |
| Search | Add | 128 | Ľudová Hudba Eugena Farkaša | Slovak volksmusic ensemble with leader [a=Eugen Farkaš]. | |
| Search | Add | 127 | Basil Solomon | Jamaican lacquer cutting engineer who worked at [l=Randy's Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 127 | Complesso Castellina-Pasi | Italian Folk ensemble, see also orchestra [a1366364]. | |
| Search | Add | 127 | Malti Kidia | ||
| Search | Add | 127 | Radivoj Bogičević | (1940-2019) | |
| Search | Add | 126 | Francisco Ontañón | Francisco Ontañón Núñez | Professional photojournalist (Barcelona, 1930 - Madrid, 2008). Worked for [a5226911], [l111596], [l578150], RCA, the Ministry of Tourism (Spain), and the newspaper "El País", amongst many others. |
| Search | Add | 126 | Eric Wondergem | Dutch visual artist from Baarn, Holland. | |
| Search | Add | 126 | Blue Star Rhythmaires | ||
| Search | Add | 126 | Vince Pellegrino | [i](1947 – February 4, 2015)[/i] Founder and president of the [l=Pellegrino Entertainment Group Inc.] and publisher of [l=S.I.N.] (Street Information Network). With S.I.N., Pellegrino has executive produced the S.I.N. CD series which was distributed throughout the late 90s and early 00s. The S.I.N. series helped advance the careers of countless artists and made Pellegrino a radio icon in the world of music promotion and marketing. | |
| Search | Add | 126 | Koraz Wallpapers | ||
| Search | Add | 125 | Peara Saheb | Peara Saheb | |
| Search | Add | 125 | Talıb Tale | ||
| Search | Add | 125 | Count Shelly | Ephraim Barrett | Jamaican producer |
| Search | Add | 125 | Ziino | ||
| Search | Add | 125 | شاهر وهبة | Shaher Wahbe is an Egyptian designer of album covers. | |
| Search | Add | 125 | C-More-Tone Studios | Design studio run by and also alias used by [a=Chris Morton (2)]. This is the artist credit role for the studios, for company credit please use [l=C-More-Tone Studios]. | |
| Search | Add | 125 | Div Diver | Guillermo Escudero | Design artist. |
| Search | Add | 124 | Aldo Luiz | Aldo Luiz de Paula Fonseca | Brazilian designer and visual artist. (b. 1947 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) |
| Search | Add | 124 | Chor Der Städtischen Oper Berlin | German operatic choir. Part of the [l563490], a name used for the [l1256364] between 1920 and 1934 and between 1945 and 1961. | |
| Search | Add | 124 | Orkestar Radojke I Tineta Živkovića | ||
| Search | Add | 124 | Cesare Baroni | Italian graphic designer and artistic director with vast experience in the production of scientific collections of the main Italian publishing houses and in the field of visual communications. | |
| Search | Add | 124 | Wim Meter | Wim Meter | Dutch designer, art director, founder and owner of [a=Studio Meter] |
| Search | Add | 123 | Brenda McClearen | Graphic designer for [l=Gusto Records (2)]. | |
| Search | Add | 123 | Graphic Surgery | If credited as Designed At. Please use [l297857] | |
| Search | Add | 123 | Jorge Vianna | Brazilian artwork and visual designer. | |
| Search | Add | 123 | Friedrich Kark | Friedrich Wilhelm Theodor Kark | German conductor, pianist and composer. Born August 13, 1869 in Ottensen, Germany, died June 13, 1939 in Berlin, Germany. Conducted the first recording of Beethoven's Fifth symphony in 1910 |
| Search | Add | 123 | David Zanfrino | French cutting engineer and the owner of [l=Cutting & Galvanoforming] and [l3574849]. Until it's closure in 2013 he worked at [l1414317]. His lacquer cuts have a DZ signature, which looks like a D with extra scribles, in the runouts. | |
| Search | Add | 123 | Pete Felleman | Jaap Albert Louis Sidney | Pete Felleman (17 may 1921 - 16 February 2000) was an early Jazz buff. In 1947 he presented "Swing & Sweet, from Hollywood & 52nd Street" for VARA-radio, becoming the first dutch disk jockey. His great knowledge, perfectionism and deep growling "Wolfman Jack"-like voice made him unforgettable. He started working in the record business in 1953. In 1960 he was hired by [l33935] to set up their [l255264] sub-label . He acquired the rights to a host of upcoming American labels, like Chess and Motown. Starting in 1962 Artone began releasing them with the famous photo sleeves. By doing so Felleman created a legacy, and records now sought after by collectors world wide. On the LP market the great [l385508] was compiled by him. His greatest success however was the rise of Motown. By the late sixties Motown got too big for Artone and moved with Felleman and all the old stock to the Bovema division. Felleman became Motown label manager for Holland and Coordinator Motown for Europe until 1978. |
| Search | Add | 122 | Ampsock Custom Jackets | Ampsock Custom Jackets is a custom jacket maker for test pressings, picture discs, and damaged jackets. They make custom jackets for record labels and individual private collectors. | |
| Search | Add | 122 | Stig Söderqvist | Swedish designer and jazz trumpet player. | |
| Search | Add | 122 | Studio Meter | Dutch graphic design studio, owned and founded by [a=Wim Meter] Located in Hilversum, Holland. | |
| Search | Add | 122 | Jørgen Kleinert | Danish music publisher, A&R and mid 60's to mid 70's pop producer and label-owner. First label was [l=Oktav (2)] focusing on folk and childrens music, followed in the early 70's by the schlager orinted labels [l=Play Records (7)], [l=KMF] (Kleinerts Musik Forlag) and [l563647]. All labels had [a=John Mogensen] as a major act. | |
| Search | Add | 122 | Cesare Monti | Cesare Montalbetti | Italian photographer, born in Milan in 1946. In the late 60's he worked in London. Returned back to Italy in 1971 and began his career in the recording world where he did concept-creative photographing for various projects on different Italian labels. In 1979 he moved to New York, where he collaborated with the "Rolling Stones Records". He returned to Italy in 1981. |
| Search | Add | 122 | Kentaro Furusawa | ||
| Search | Add | 122 | Marta Alvear | Marta Alvear | Marta Alvear or Alvear - Spanish lacquer cutter, working for [l=Hispavox, S.A.] in the 1970s and 1980s. Cuts can be identified either as: - [b]alvear[/b] (may appear as [b]alinear[/b] or [b]alicar[/b] or [b]alnear[/b]) - [b]M. A.[/b] (appearing as [b]M ╻ A[/b] or [b]✓\/\)[/b] - [b]M[/b] (appearing as wave line [b]ꕀ[/b]). Please use: [u]Lacquer Cut By[/u]: Marta Alvear + ANV respectively - [b]Alvear[/b] - [b]M. A[/b] - [b]M[/b] |
| Search | Add | 122 | Artchie | ||
| Search | Add | 122 | George Rylands | British literary scholar and theatre director (1902-1999), commonly known as Dadie Rylands | |
| Search | Add | 121 | Armando Canuto | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 121 | Miša Mijatović | Miloš Mijatović | Accordion player and composer from Serbia. |
| Search | Add | 121 | Angela Cicorella | Italian actress and dubber. | |
| Search | Add | 120 | Miguel Angel Machín | Spanish photographer and designer related to [l73981]. | |
| Search | Add | 120 | Studio Dzyan | ||
| Search | Add | 120 | Nicky Rat | ||
| Search | Add | 120 | Ian Hawk Khan | Iftakhar Sebastian Khan | Better known as Lord Iain Hawk or Lord Iain Hawk Khan, a.k.a. Busking Flatfoot Iain. Born on 22 April 1966. He was the mastermind of the international Space rock band [a4163287]. He also recorded solo-albums, more in folk and songwriting styles. |
| Search | Add | 120 | Harry Webber | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 120 | Könül Kərimova | Konul Kerimova (September 15, 1968, Agjabadi) - Azerbaijani singer, composer, honored artist of Azerbaijan (2018). | |
| Search | Add | 120 | Bruno Barbone | ||
| Search | Add | 120 | Svetislav Vuković | Svetislav Vuković | Serbian radio and TV host, journalist and pop-folk lyricist. |
| Search | Add | 119 | Toni Hietomaa | Finnish visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 119 | Dana Smart | Specialties: Project management, marketing, copywriting, music journalism, audio recording media and preservation, graphic pre-press, Jamaican music and classic soul music. | |
| Search | Add | 119 | Rill Saionji | Japanese artist from Tokushima, Japan. | |
| Search | Add | 119 | Klaus Dempel | Klaus Dempel | German graphic designer from Stuttgart, Germany |
| Search | Add | 119 | Annie Horwood | English graphic designerin. | |
| Search | Add | 119 | Christophe Lerouge | ||
| Search | Add | 119 | Jean Mainbourg | Jean Mainbourg | French photographer, born November 28, 1927 in Bernay and died April 19, 2016 in Paris. |
| Search | Add | 119 | Roman Traczyk | Credited for mastering duties on releases by Polish pirate operation [l=ELBO]. | |
| Search | Add | 119 | DJ Isizzle | Ethan Michaels | DJ iSizzle is a multi-talented DJ, producer, and remixer known for his unique blend of electronic dance music and hip-hop. With over a decade of experience in the music industry, iSizzle has become a sought-after performer and collaborator, having worked with a diverse range of artists and producers. Born and raised in Southern California, iSizzle began his musical journey as a young DJ, honing his skills and developing his own distinct style. He quickly gained recognition for his high-energy performances and innovative remixes, earning him a dedicated fanbase and industry buzz. Throughout his career, iSizzle has released several acclaimed singles and EPs, including "Don't Let Me Down Featuring Nova Belle," "Take Me Higher Featuring Lil' G and Ava James," and "Sunset Dreams Featuring Sabrina Lentini." He has also performed at numerous festivals and venues across the United States, including Coachella, EDC Las Vegas, and the Hollywood Palladium. In addition to his solo work, iSizzle has collaborated with various artists and producers, including Snoop Dogg, Ty Dolla $ign, and Dillon Francis. He is also a founding member of the production collective Electric Vibe Entertainment, which has produced several hit tracks and remixes. As a DJ and producer, iSizzle continues to push the boundaries of electronic dance music and hip-hop, fusing the two genres into a unique and infectious sound that keeps fans coming back for more. With his talent, versatility, and passion for music, iSizzle is sure to remain a prominent figure in the industry for years to come. |
| Search | Add | 119 | S. V. Subbiah Bagavathar | S. V. Subbiah Bhagavathar | Famous Actor and Drama Artist of 20th century. One of the best artists of Arya Gana Sabha. He has acted a number of movies in which Kambar is the most famous movie. He expired in the year 1954. His son, S. V. S. Narayanan is a famous Mridangam artist and has accompanied many famous vocalists. |
| Search | Add | 118 | コロムビア・オール・スターズ | Columbia All Stars. Backing band credited on Japanese releases. | |
| Search | Add | 118 | Leonard "Santic" Chin | Leonard Anthony Chin | Jamaican reggae producer, born 1953. Owner of [l=Santic Records]. Most prominently worked with [a=Augustus Pablo] and [a=Horace Andy] in the first half of the 70's. In 1975, Leonard Chin moved to London and became a prominent lovers rock producer. |
| Search | Add | 118 | Maspons + Ubiña | Spanish photographers related to [l=Belter]. | |
| Search | Add | 118 | Hot Mix Productions | The pop/dance mix radio program Saturday Night Hot Mix began in 1985 on Phoenix radio station KOPA as a collaboration between DJ Dave Rajput and KOPA music director Art Morales. In 1986, KOPA shut down, and Rajput partnered with mobile DJ Andrew Starr to form Hot Mix Productions and keep the show going on another Phoenix station. Later that year, other U.S. stations began airing the show in syndication, with the network growing to 35 stations by 1989. On January 1, 1990, ABC Radio Networks contracted with Hot Mix Productions to market, distribute, and sell the show as just Hot Mix. The first mix was called “Mix of the Decade 1989-90” and was distributed on vinyl disc to all radio stations signed up to play the program. In July 1990, ABC began producing programs on CD, which made Hot Mix the first and only show of its kind world-wide to distributed weekly on Compact Disc. In 1991, Hot Mix was being syndicated by ABC Radio Network and was being heard on over 175 stations weekly worldwide. That year it was also nominated and lost a second Billboard Radio Award in the Syndicated show Top 40/Crossover music category. | |
| Search | Add | 118 | Franck Curier | Frank Curier | |
| Search | Add | 118 | Manny Kellem | Bass player, bandleader, songwriter, record producer. Brother of [a=Milton Kellem]. | |
| Search | Add | 118 | Robert Velde | Robert J. Velde | Art director at Columbia Records in the 1950s, went on to do sports illustrations for publications such as [i]Sports Illustrated[/i]. |
| Search | Add | 117 | Oneil Barnett | Mastering and vinyl cutting engineer at [l313229]. in Kingston, Jamaica. | |
| Search | Add | 117 | Chris Dimolianis | Disc mastering engineer at EMI Homebush, active in the 80s. All cuts by Chris Dimolianis are Direct Metal Mastered and were never cut on lacquer. Look for handwritten initials "CD" in deadwax, occasionally accompanied by "MASTERED ON COPPER" stamp. | |
| Search | Add | 117 | Des Redding | Cutting engineer at [l313863] & [l=W & G]. His initials usually appear etched as "DR" | |
| Search | Add | 117 | Φαίδωνας Λιονουδάκης | ||
| Search | Add | 117 | مرضیه | اشرفالسادات مرتضایی (Ashraf o-Sadat Mortezaie ) | Marzieh (1924 – 2010) was a Tehran-born Iranian singer of Persian traditional Music. |
| Search | Add | 117 | Ansambl Radoja Mitrovića | ||
| Search | Add | 116 | Miriam Schottland | Commercial artist, trained at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY. Driving Trainer, founder and CEO of DriveLab, based in Washington, D.C., USA. | |
| Search | Add | 116 | Ray Knehnetsky | Raymond Taras Knehnetsky | US keyboardist, conductor, arranger. He moved to Paris, France in the early 1970’s where he enjoyed success writing, arranging, performing, and recording. Still active today (piano teacher in California). |
| Search | Add | 116 | 柳生すみまろ | Yagyū Sumimaro. Japanese film and music critic. Born in 1939; died March 11, 2010. | |
| Search | Add | 116 | Stefan Dornberger | Founding member and partner of [l=R.A.N.D. Muzik] from 1997 until ca. 2011/12. Lacquer cutter and senior cutting engineer for R.A.N.D. until 2010. His vinyl cuts can be identified by ☮ [Peace Symbol] BY RAND. Please credit as Lacquer Cut By [Peace Symbol] - Stefan Dornberger. | |
| Search | Add | 116 | Dave Patchett | UK based painter best known for drawing most of [a=Cathedral]'s cover art although this is by no means the extent of his work. | |
| Search | Add | 116 | Clemens Höslinger | Liner notes author for classical releases. | |
| Search | Add | 116 | Юрий Лоев | Юрий Михайлович Лоев | Soviet graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 116 | Man N' Machine | Jasons Seah 谢文生 Seah Boon Seng | Man N' Machine aka Jasons Seah Born 20 July 1969 Singapore Since 1987 yr. |
| Search | Add | 115 | Elias Fikru | Elias WoldeMariam | Founder and executive producer of Nahom Records since 2000 |
| Search | Add | 115 | J. Baiget | Juan Baiget | Spanish graphic designer Juan Baiget, mostly associated with [l137109] & [l467670]. |
| Search | Add | 115 | Jeronimo Groovy | Jeronimo Groovy | Historical Greek radio station, specializing in Euro Dance and House music in its heyday. The station existed in various forms (including pirate/unofficial broadcasts) since 1966, and gradually evolved into its mainstream 80s and 90s form. The station is best known for its 80s and 90s activity, where it helped define an Electronica and Eurodance/house music culture in Greece. The station was based in Athens, but broadcasted through radio relaying to the entire Greece, although often with licensing and reception problems. The station's producers and DJs oversaw the production of many compilations, mixes, and the creation of other media such as the Groovymania magazine and the short-lived Jeronimo Groovy TV, also plagued by licensing problems. Many of its DJs and producers created competing radio stations or pursued independent DJing and music careers later on. The station continued operating until about 2005. |
| Search | Add | 115 | Дянко Дянков | Bulgarian designer | |
| Search | Add | 115 | Концертный Ансамбль п/у Фердинанда Криша | ||
| Search | Add | 115 | Isaac Villanueva Mendoza | Colombian composer with more than 500 songs recorded. Born in Piojó, Atlántico on October 25th, 1938 and dead in Barranquilla, Atlántico on January 26th, 2024. He also worked as producer on [l=Discos Fuentes] of Medellin. | |
| Search | Add | 115 | Michael Borůvka | Michael Borůvka | Born October 30, 1966 in Vrchlabí (former Czechoslovakia). Owner of [l1681939] label, co-owner of [l1169843] label. Father of [a13932745] |
| Search | Add | 115 | Mr.Tibbz | Matty Tibble | Freelance Design for various Hip-Hop labels including Britcore Rawmance Records and B-Line Recordings |
| Search | Add | 114 | فيلمون وهبي | فيلمون بن سعيد وهبي (Fīlimūn Bin Saʾīd Wahbi) | Philemon Wehbe (1918 - 1985) was a Lebanese singer and composer. |
| Search | Add | 114 | Terrõne | Christos Kalaitzopoulos | Terrõne is a Greek hip-hop/reggae artist,deeply influenced by the roots,but still excited about the music of the new generation of artists. |
| Search | Add | 114 | Guy Joly | Art director and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 114 | Blackparticle | blackparticle - Analogue Mixing & Valve Mastering | |
| Search | Add | 114 | Kurt Stephan | German vocalist, voice actor, scriptwriter and director of radioplays. He is also frequently mentioned as writer for children/youth play, as well as for adult material. He is also credited with Curt or Curth Stephan and used to sign with Rolf Roland or Stefan Roland in the 1950s. Born 21.12.1919 in Sudetenland, + 10.10.1984 Stephan obviously started as a member of the [a=Comedien-Quartett]. Together with the [a=Comedien-Quartett] member [a=Fred Ritter] he launched "Das Conny Roland Terzett", soon became [a=Das Roland-Trio]. The group backuped many famous artist and sung with most prominent orchestras from the middle of the 1950s. In this period he performed as a singer with lots of group names. For example [a=Die Singenden Waldmusikanten] in 1954/55 on [l=Polydor] On other labels the group used different aliases like [a=Die Octavios] on the [l=Heliodor] label. In 1957 [a=Das Roland-Trio] joined with [a=Die Cyprys] to form the sextett [a=Die Teddies]. Since 1959 the trio also performed as [a=Die River-Boys], and when joined by [a=Knut Kiesewetter] they use [a=Die Tramps] At the same time he performed for [l=Philips] with [a=Die Rixdorfer Sänger], the [a=Das Roland-Trio] enhanced by [a=Karl Golgowsky]. The same lineup later performed as [a=Das Roland-Golgowsky-Quartett] on budget labels. Also in the early 1960s he very successfully performed with [a=Nana Gualdi] as [a=Monika Und Peter]. Later on he concentrate on studio productions, radioplays, reading books, arrangements and songwriting. | |
| Search | Add | 114 | Dj Kura | DJ Kura is a turntablist and music producer from the UK | |
| Search | Add | 114 | Digitaliink | ||
| Search | Add | 114 | Karel Lodr | Karel Lodr | Czech graphic designer and architect. |
| Search | Add | 114 | Dominic Owen | Dominic Owen | Dominic Owen is a producer, writer, DJ and owner of Smokersblend Records. He released his first record in 1988 under the alias Dj Quick & Fizal EFF, and started Sing-A-Song Records an early UK Hip Hop Record Label in 1989. An early convert to hip hop, Dominic spent a decade in the 1990s in New York. Initially with Hitman Howie Tee at his home studio in Flatbush, where he produced three songs on Little Shawn’s debut album ‘The Man In The Mirror’, alongside production for Special Ed, Chubb Rock, Lady Kazan and E.S.P. In 1993 his musical home became High Class Productions in Brownsville, Brooklyn. At this infamous studio Dominic produced ‘Things Done Changed‘ on Notorious B.I.G’s ground breaking classic Ready To Die. During this time he produced and wrote songs for Rakim, PMD, Lil Kim, Anthony Hamilton, Damage, Nonchalant as well as other local and international artists. In 1998 he produced the Bugs Bunny theme song from the Space Jam soundtrack at the legendary Hit Factory Studios with Billy West and Jay-Z. The album has sold over 9 million copies worldwide, making it the third highest selling soundtrack in history. On his return to England he recorded albums with Black Grape offshoot Manmade vocalist; Jeffrey Darnell for Talkin Loud and Inspiral Carpets singer Tom Hingley. His music has featured on various compilation’s with support from Nightmares On Wax, Nihal, Giles Peterson and Tim Westwood. Dominic has produced several television adverts, including an award winning British Telecom advert, as well as several documentaries, his music appears regularly on The History Channel and National Geographic. He currently records under his own name on the Smokersblend Label, as well as “The Love Theme” who’s debut album “How Rude” is out now on Permanent Damage Records. |
| Search | Add | 113 | Fabien Baron | Fabien Baron | French graphic designer, art director and magazine editor, born 5 July 1959 in Antony, Hauts-de-Seine, France. Owner & CCO at [l=Baron & Baron Advertising]. 435 Hudson Street, Fl. 5 New York, NY 10014 T. 212 397 8000 NewBusiness@baron-baron.com |
| Search | Add | 113 | Jase Shrum | ||
| Search | Add | 113 | Corrado Rizza | Corrado Rizza | Italian dj and producer, born 4 August 1961 Founder of Lemon and Evidence Records |
| Search | Add | 113 | Ferdo Pomykalo | Ferdo Pomykalo | Born in Banja Luka, BiH, 23.11.1915. he was a famous Croatian composer. Between 1949.-1951. he conducted the Radio-Zagreb Orchestra. He was also famous for the numerous motion-picture music he composed. Pomykalo died in Zagreb on the 16th of September 1973. Brother of [a=Josip Pomykalo] & [a=Zvonimir Pomykalo]. |
| Search | Add | 113 | www.aardenwerk.nl | Aardenwerk | Graphic design studio based in Schiedam, the Netherlands. Founded by Michel Aarden & Richard de Rijke. Aardenwerk Reclame & Marketing B.V. Groenelaan 36 3114 CH Schiemdam The Netherlands Post address: Aardenwerk Reclame & Marketing B.V. Postbus 319 3100 AH Schiedam The Netherlands Tel.: +31 (0)10 – 427 96 96 Email: info@aardenwerk.nl |
| Search | Add | 113 | Ichiro Asatsuma | 朝妻春昭 | Ichiro "Ichi" Asatsuma, Japanese music critic and producer. Born February 1, 1943. |
| Search | Add | 113 | Mario Lozić | ||
| Search | Add | 113 | Dangerous. Berlin | German design agency located in Berlin. Established in 1996 by [a2205795] (CB). Current artists include [a1987529] (TL) and [a2520443] (JS) Former artists include [a2786887] (RM), [a3526552] (real name currently unknown), [a3509026] (real name currently unknown), and [a6741338] (real name currently unknown). For company credits use [l608032]. DANGEROUS. Werbeagentur GmbH Motzstraße 1 10777 Berlin Germany T +49 (0)30 60 98 410 - 0 F +49 (0)30 60 98 410 - 99 office@dangerous.de | |
| Search | Add | 113 | Alice Kat | Alice Katugampola | Stage name of Alice Katugampola, singer/songwriter from Boston, Lincolnshire, UK. |
| Search | Add | 112 | Denny Rosencrantz | American executive at Mercury in the 1970's - National LP Promotion Manager, West Coast A&R Manager, Phonogram President, etc. | |
| Search | Add | 112 | Eddie De Gucht | Eddie De Gucht | |
| Search | Add | 112 | Greg Hambleton | Gregory Hambleton | Canadian producer, engineer, songwriter, artist and record company executive. Owner of [l1514702], [l224278], [l1558830], [l645960], and [l457088]. Founded label Hoo-Ha in 1969 with Arny Solnicki. Founded [l=September Productions Ltd.] in 1971 with Marty McGinnis. Founded [l=Axe Records (2)] in 1972. Brother of [a=Fergus Hambleton]. |
| Search | Add | 112 | Frank Lerner | Photographer and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 111 | Lorenzo Longhin | ||
| Search | Add | 111 | LaManchaNegra | Wilco Klen van Bennekom | Graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 111 | Sho Graphix | Ondrej Havlicek | Graphic Designer working mostly for Chambermusik. |
| Search | Add | 111 | Girmindl | Johannes Girmindl | |
| Search | Add | 111 | Bob Hook | ||
| Search | Add | 111 | Alan Fitter | ||
| Search | Add | 111 | Mohamed Belkhayati | Mohamed Beladassi | Algerian singer Born : December 25, 1939 (Orléansville / Chlef) |
| Search | Add | 111 | Elena Fiumi | Italian designer. | |
| Search | Add | 111 | EMI Italiana Creative Services | Not applicable | Division of Italian [l=EMI] subsidiary [l=EMI Italiana] specializing in conceptualizing and creating cover art & vinyl sleeve designs for it's releases. |
| Search | Add | 110 | Guus Van Der Heyde | Dutch graphic designer, who worked for World Record Club in Australia at least from 1960 to 1968. | |
| Search | Add | 110 | Whole Hog Design | Creative design and communication solutions for corporate and consumer brands. Located in Auckland, New Zealand. | |
| Search | Add | 110 | Atsuko Numazaki | Credited with translation of lyrics on Japanese releases. | |
| Search | Add | 110 | Tony Crazeekid | Graphic designer from Paris suburb, France Runs [l3517543]. | |
| Search | Add | 110 | Mike Hrubovcak | American metal vocalist and a visual artist. Brother of [a2231003]. American metal vocalist and visual artist. He has designed logos and album covers for many bands, like Rumpelstiltskin Grinder, Imperial Crystalline Entombment, Mortician, and many more. | |
| Search | Add | 109 | Turkka G. Rantanen | Finnish visual artist, now located in southern France. Brother of [a472468], drummer in [a441046]. Also works/worked under the name of [a3015434]. | |
| Search | Add | 109 | Gyasi Addae | Run [l67443] and [l472283] Labels | |
| Search | Add | 109 | Raoul Mouillard | Illustrator for child | |
| Search | Add | 109 | Mioara Panaite | ||
| Search | Add | 109 | Cliff Williamson | Born 1949; producer / A&R Executive for [l=Chart Records (4)] and the son of [a=Slim Williamson]. Father of [a=Cortney Tidwell] with [a=Connie Eaton]. He was also president of [l=Decade Records (5)] and was associated with [l270505]. | |
| Search | Add | 109 | Zorina Bâldescu | Romanian illustrator, designer, Born in Bucharest, 1954. Wife of [a=Victor Bâldescu] Studies: Institute (Academy) of Fine Arts “Nicolae Grigorescu” - Bucharest 1974-1978 - Section Monumental Arts-Restoration . During the last thirty years her work has included: • illustrating books for children • illustrating manuals, didactic pictures • illustrating science books: zoology, botany, medicine, surgery • posters, prospectuses, packaging, logotypes • greeting cards, calendars, diaries, e-cards • games, jigsaw puzzles • fairy tales author | |
| Search | Add | 108 | Rooftop Amsterdam | Graphic design company from Amsterdam, Netherlands. Contact Rooftop Amsterdam Kerkstraat 247 1017GW Amsterdam E-mail: nanna@rooftopamsterdam.nl Mobile: +31619640174 | |
| Search | Add | 108 | Ron Nackman | Art Director & Designer | |
| Search | Add | 108 | Zoran Tutunović | Zoran Tutunović | Serbian folk arranger, composer and producer. Married to [a=Eleonora Barudžija]. |
| Search | Add | 108 | Claudio Gobbi | Claudio Gobbi (Milan, 18 August 1949) is an Italian designer and art director. After graduating as a Graphic designer at the European Institute of Design in Milan (1969), he graduated from the D. Campari Institute of Communication, Milan (1973). After the first professional experiences as graphic executive, creative graphic and art director junior, in the period 1974-80 he was responsible for the office of Image and Communication at the Polygram Deutsche Grammophon. He then worked as head of the Image and Communication office in the entertainment sector of Fonit Cetra RAI. In 1996 he founded Il Laboratorio Grafico with his son [a=Dimitri gobbi]. | |
| Search | Add | 108 | Okoth Kodondi | ||
| Search | Add | 108 | Đorđije Koprivica | ||
| Search | Add | 107 | Сергей Нелюбин | Graphic artist | |
| Search | Add | 107 | Endeleas | ||
| Search | Add | 107 | Gianni Aterrano | Giovanni Aterrano | |
| Search | Add | 107 | Rashid Attre | رشِید عطرے | Abdul Rasheed Attra, better known as Rasheed Attre was a Pakistani music composer. Born in Ambala (British India) during 1919 his family later migrated to Pakistan. He had composed music for a number of very successful films both in India & Pakistan from the early 1940s to late 1960s. |
| Search | Add | 107 | Donald Beekman Studio | Graphic Design studio based in Amsterdam, Netherlands | |
| Search | Add | 107 | Carl Gunhouse | Professional photographer from New Jersey. | |
| Search | Add | 107 | Die VISIONS-Redaktion | ||
| Search | Add | 107 | Val Pinheiro | Valdemir Pinheiro | Brazil |
| Search | Add | 106 | Sol Kessler | Mastering engineer Known to have worked for [l122360] where he was the one who used machine-stamped type to spell out the matrix numbers in the deadwax | |
| Search | Add | 106 | Fred Bergin | ||
| Search | Add | 106 | Rosalia Chalia | Rosalía Gertrudis de la Concepción Díaz de Herrera y de Fonseca | Cuban soprano Born: November 17, 1864 In Havana, Cuba Died: November 16, 1948 In Havana, Cuba |
| Search | Add | 106 | Romano Vitale | Italian designer, photographer, most work to Rifi-Variety-Primary. | |
| Search | Add | 106 | Сергей Симаков | Сергей Борисович Симаков | Painter, aka Sergey Simakov. |
| Search | Add | 106 | Yokoland | Yokoland is a Oslo-based designerstudio established by Aslak Gurholt Rønsen and Espen Friberg sometime between 2000 and 2005. The studio has done designs for the Metronomicon Audio label and for the publisher Flamme Forlag. They have also done work for The New York Times Magazine, Domino Recording Company, The Notwist, Human Empire, [l=Henie-Onstad Kunstsenter] og Carl’s Cars. In 2006 a book, "Yokoland – As we go up, we go down", was released on Die Gestalten Verlag in Germany. current address: Yokoland Olaf Schous vei 20 0572 Oslo Norway previous address: Yokoland Toftesgate 69 c/o Grünerløkka Lufthavn 0552 Oslo Norway Tlf: 21 66 39 80 Tlf: 90 16 55 66 info@yokoland.com | |
| Search | Add | 106 | Marcel Merkes - Paulette Merval | ||
| Search | Add | 106 | Rudolf Levers | Swiss illustrator and credited for artwork, 1915-1989. Picture shows one of his most famous Illustration works from 1960 "Tierlischau" (author: Emilie Locher-Werling) | |
| Search | Add | 105 | Das Orchester Werner Thomson | ||
| Search | Add | 105 | Laura Lipuma-Nash | Laura LiPuma | Art Director, Graphic Designer |
| Search | Add | 105 | Ansambl Branimira Đokića | ||
| Search | Add | 105 | Dejan Abadić | Dejan Abadić | Serbian producer, arranger, keyboards player and recording/mixing engineer. Owner of [l=Studio XXL, Beograd]. |
| Search | Add | 105 | Antonio Frasconi | Antonio Frasconi (28 April 1919, Buenos Aires, Argentina, – 8 January 2013, New York, USA) was an Uruguayan-American visual artist, best known for his woodcuts. | |
| Search | Add | 105 | Jean Cayré | French illustrator & graphic designer (1928-2015) | |
| Search | Add | 104 | Decca Publicity Art Department | Credited for visual roles on the label [l=Decca]. | |
| Search | Add | 104 | David Lanna | ||
| Search | Add | 104 | Eidologic | Graphic designer Sagués, 50 08021 Barcelona Spain Phone:+34 932 000 967 | |
| Search | Add | 104 | Ilija Genić | Famous ex-Yugoslav conductor and arranger, then composer and musician. | |
| Search | Add | 104 | Frank Goshit | Francis Gauthier | Founder of Gocharge Records, Levis, Québec, Canada |
| Search | Add | 104 | Jerri Lauridsen | ||
| Search | Add | 104 | Helmut K. Wimmer | Helmut Karl Wimmer | German-American designer and graphic artist who was the staff artist of the Hayden Planetarium from 1954 to 1987. Born: 8 December 1925, Munich, Germany Died: 20 March 2006 (age 80), Stuart, Florida, U. S. |
| Search | Add | 104 | Anita Camarata | American music executive, coordinator and manager born and based in Los Angeles. Former GM/VP of [l=Gold Mountain Entertainment] (1984-1992), president and co-founder of [l=Jersey Records] (1997-2000) and executive VP of music for [l=MGM Studios] (2000-2005). Founded [a=Eclipse Management] in 1992. Related to [a=Tutti Camarata]. | |
| Search | Add | 104 | -SOPHIA- | -SOPHIA- Bauwens | Years Active: 2006–present Record label: GT Studio • SB Recordings • Æ Recordings Mgmt: SB4You Management |
| Search | Add | 104 | Si Ahmed Soulimane | Algerian producer and editor, in 1958 he founded [l=La Voix Du Globe]. | |
| Search | Add | 104 | Michael Schlimgen | Michael Schlimgen, director | |
| Search | Add | 103 | Lee-Myles Associates | A New York jacket design and printing company. It was incorporated on June 8, 1953 as "ADGAM Corp.", but changed its name in 1955 to "Lee-Myles Associates, Inc." Lee-Myles offered design capability (one director, four artists), photography, typography, colour separation, printing and jacket fabrication for LP jackets, 8-track and cassette tapes. The company ceased operation in 1994. [b]For company credits (Printed By, Designed At, Made By, ...) enter it in the "Label, Company, Catalog Number, Etc." section as [l=Lee-Myles Assoc. Inc.][/b] | |
| Search | Add | 103 | Alexander Alymov | digital dj since 2004 producer since 2006 composer since 2008 web promoter since 2009 vinyl records collector since 2009/2010 label owner & manager since 2009/2010 distributor since 2010 reviewer since 2010 grindcore vocalist since 2010 turntablism (scratching) since 2010 web radioshow host since 2010 (temporarily quit in 2011) turntable dj since mid 2011 | |
| Search | Add | 103 | Javier Yepes | Javier Yepes Yepes | Colombian sound engineer and producer, mainly associated to [l36848]. |
| Search | Add | 103 | Fabien Le Gourrierec | Musician and writer based in Paris, France. Contributor to [l=Delicious Scopitone] blog and [l=Magic (2)] magazine. | |
| Search | Add | 103 | Joseph Low | Joseph Low (b.1911, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, USA - d.February 12, 2007, Edgartown, Massachusetts, USA) was an American artist, graphic designer and children's book illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 103 | P&P Micioni | Duo composed of the brothers Pietro and Paolo Micioni | |
| Search | Add | 103 | Jerry McCabe | Jerry McCabe | Producer of a.o. Viola Wills' "Gonna Get Along Without You Now" and "If You Could Read My Mind". Jerry passed away in 2009. |
| Search | Add | 103 | Pressure Mastering | Matt Martin | |
| Search | Add | 102 | Round Table Associates | ||
| Search | Add | 102 | Daniel Gargar | ||
| Search | Add | 102 | Manuel Scaramuzzino | Manuel Scaramuzzino | Founder and mastering engineer at MasterYourTrack.com, Manuel has more than ten years of experience in the music industry. Working mainly as mastering and mixing engineer he had the opportunity to collaborate with artists, producers, and record labels from all over the world. Manuel is also an Apple Digital Master provider. Some of the clients and main credits in cludes: Sony, BBC, Tuff Gong, Perfecto Rec., Horace Andy, Paul Oakenfold's compilation, Donald-D (Universal Zulu Nation, B-Boys, Rhyme Syndicate), Mykal Rose, Stevie Face, Mikey Spice, Jigsy King, Anthony Red Rose, Anthony Cruz, Sugar Roy, Natty King, The Blackstones, Conrad Crystal, Mediaset ( Italian national TV channels), |
| Search | Add | 102 | Edmond Brooks | ||
| Search | Add | 102 | Крыж | Konstantin Nebesnyh | The journalist, the musical publisher. The founder of cult Russian magazine about hip-hop of [b]Rappress[/b]. One of organizers [l38681] (In the Past) Later it bases the label [l189140]. |
| Search | Add | 102 | Κώστας Χατζηδουλής | Kostas Hatzidoulis was a researcher, producer, writer and lyricist. A deep connoisseur and lover of folk and rebetiko, he dedicated his entire life to research and the production of records and books. As Kostas Ernanis, he wrote lyrics for many songs. Born in 1946 in Piraeus with family roots from Mani and Greek Asia Minor, Hatzidoulis (re-)introduced early rebetiko stars to the general public in the 1970s, producing many compilations. The writer and journalist Dimitris Psathas gave him the nickname Rakosillektis. Hatzidoulis died in 2019. | |
| Search | Add | 102 | Opposite Design | Graphic design studio. 314 rue St. Honoré F-75001 Paris France Phone: +33 1 40 20 09 23 | |
| Search | Add | 102 | Ocheda Grafische Creaties | Design studio owned by [a1829695]. Located at Heerhugowaard, The Netherlands. | |
| Search | Add | 102 | Ken Gunall | American illustrator & painter | |
| Search | Add | 102 | Yukimasa Kagi | Japanese designer. | |
| Search | Add | 102 | pixeldealer-design.com | Design studio based in Münster, Germany | |
| Search | Add | 102 | Kokkinis | ||
| Search | Add | 101 | Promo Only, Inc. | Promo Only | Team of engineers responsible for the final mastering service for Promo Only CDs. See [L=Promo Only, Inc.] |
| Search | Add | 101 | fws Berlin | German design agency, with offices in Hamburg and Berlin. For the Hamburg office, use [a=fws Hamburg]. Full legal name: fws design & repro GmbH Stralauer Allee 1. 10245 Berlin Telefon 030-293090-0 Telefax 030-293090-99 E-Mail: info[at]fws-berlin.de | |
| Search | Add | 101 | Paolo Ruggeri | ||
| Search | Add | 101 | hnw system structures | ||
| Search | Add | 101 | Vstee | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 101 | Ian McCue | Ian McCue is a children's television producer, writer and voice actor who is best known for his work at HiT Entertainment and Mattel. He provides voices for a tiger hunter, a thief and a sea serpent in [i]Thomas & Friends[/i] where he also serves as a producer and occasional writer. | |
| Search | Add | 101 | Upsidedown Design | Graphic agency run by Dutch designer and producer [a=Patrick Moerland]. Also appears as "Upsidedown". | |
| Search | Add | 101 | Tea Designs | Tímea Kovács | |
| Search | Add | 101 | Marc Plainguet | ||
| Search | Add | 101 | Andy Olyphant | American A&R executive. | |
| Search | Add | 101 | Александр Саядянц | Александр Саядянц | |
| Search | Add | 101 | David Gnozzi | Los Angeles based platinum Mixing and mastering engineer. Producer. Creator and host of the popular Youtube Channel MixbusTv | |
| Search | Add | 101 | MaCo Productions | Maco productions B.V. Dutch artwork/design studio. Founded 1985 in Boesingheliede. Also traded under name [a=MaCo/KKP]. | |
| Search | Add | 100 | C. A. Kochomo | Apondu Kochomo | Kenyan producer. His name can appear on releases with the initials in either order - C.A. Kochomo or A.C. Kochomo - both should use this profile. When is role is that of a "company" (Publishing or Recording, for example) please use [l794440]. Owned [l1606230] and various labels, including [l1606229] and [l794441]. |
| Search | Add | 100 | Edvard V. | Designer. Worked for Russian pirate labels [l210892] and [l118556]. | |
| Search | Add | 100 | Ni-ya | ||
| Search | Add | 100 | Edward Czerny | Eberhard Antonius Czerny | Polish composer, arranger and conductor (11.06.1917 - 16.02.2003). |
| Search | Add | 100 | Juraj Čurný | Juraj Čurný | Music producer from Slovakia, (Europe). |
| Search | Add | 100 | Ed Barsky | Edward S. Barsky | American A&R coordinator and label manger. Head of the budget labels [l33929] (MGM) and [l34976] (Liberty). |
| Search | Add | 100 | Mick Hawksworth | UK bassist (died January 28, 2017). In late 60s he played with [a463154], a short-lived cult heavy psych band. Over the next decade he played bass in Fuzzy Duck, Toefat, Jimmy McCullough Band, Landslide, Charley Horse, Shanghai, Human Orchestra, and Ten Years Later recording with the likes of Alvin Lee, Mickey Jones, Mathew Fisher (ex-Procol Harum), Gilbert O'Sulivan and more besides. | |
| Search | Add | 100 | Jan Weskott | Designer and photographer | |
| Search | Add | 100 | Yasutaka Kajihara | Japanese metal/grind bassist. Passed away on December 5, 2021. | |
| Search | Add | 100 | Jan Vis Agency | Dutch management and booking agency and events organizer. Founded on April 1, 1963. | |
| Search | Add | 100 | Manley Buchanan | Augustus Manley Buchanan | |
| Search | Add | 100 | Mojca Menart | ||
| Search | Add | 100 | Stephen Haas Studio | JU 6-7528 117 W. 48th St. , New York , N.Y (1964) | |
| Search | Add | 100 | Mino Campanino | Girolamo Campanino | |
| Search | Add | 99 | Jiří Pavlín | Jiří Pavlín | Czech graphic designer and illustrator. |
| Search | Add | 99 | Patrick Luca | ||
| Search | Add | 99 | Reggie Vincent | Reginald Vinson | American guitarist, born in Tennessee, USA and raised in Detroit, Michigan, USA. |
| Search | Add | 99 | Lazy Pretentious Copypasta | ||
| Search | Add | 99 | Aramis Barros | ||
| Search | Add | 99 | Michel Petré | Managing director for Ultra Records in Scandinavia. Previously worked at Edel Music and Ministry of Sound. | |
| Search | Add | 99 | Dachauer Bauernkapelle | Bavarian folk music band. This popular German band was founded in 1906 by [a=Hans Strassmeier], who conducted it until his death in 1920. The band was also billed as the "1." or "Original Dachauer Bauernkapelle vom "Platzl" München." It was the house band of the "Platzl", a Munich theater-restaurant across the square from the Hofbräuhaus. In 1921, the Munich folk singers [a=Weiß Ferdl] and [a=Sepp Ehringer] took over the direction of the band. After Ehringer's death in 1931, [a=Weiß Ferdl] continued to lead the band alone until 1943. The band recorded for numerous German labels, such as [a=Beka], [l=Dacapo-Record], [l=Derby (3)], [l=Grammophon], [l=Klang-Wunder], and [l=Polyphon Record]. In the United States, its recordings were released on [l=Columbia], [l=Odeon], and [l=Okeh]. | |
| Search | Add | 99 | Aladár Pege | Pege Aladár | Hungarian double bass player, born October 8, 1939 in Budapest, Hungary, died September 23, 2006 in the same city. Studied classical music at the Bartók Béla Musical Training College, worked in dance orchestras, forming a jazz quartet in 1963. Attended Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music; after graduation 1969 he remained as a double bass teacher. Reformed his jazz group, which appeared at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1970. Between 1975 and 1978 lived in Berlin, playing bop and free jazz, but later returned to teaching in Budapest. Recorded with Walter Norris 1978 and 1980 and played concerts with Mingus Dynasty and with Herbie Hancock's band (in 1982). |
| Search | Add | 99 | Christopher Cannon | Suspicious Activity | |
| Search | Add | 99 | André Gardé | Photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 98 | Khwaja Khurshid Anwar | Urdu: خواجہ خُورشِيد انور, Hindi: ख़्वाजा खुर्शीद अनवर | Film script writer, director and music composer he was active from 1941 to 1982 both in the Pakistani & Indian film industry. |
| Search | Add | 98 | Iain James Kirk | ||
| Search | Add | 98 | Klas Lunding | ||
| Search | Add | 98 | Kenichi Kuramoto | ||
| Search | Add | 98 | Meredythe Jones Rossi | Art director on many album covers released circa 1980. | |
| Search | Add | 98 | בוריס אלייב | Israeli accordion player. Sometimes credited just as Boris (בוריס). Played mostly on mizrahi releases during 90's - 2000's. English: Boris Eliav | |
| Search | Add | 98 | Peter Stubb | Started recording and releasing cassette tapes to the public in the early 90's. His brand of pop punk dark acoustic songs would later create a small cult following in the underground. Some say he had released at least a 100 tapes in a small period of time. He will usually release from 2 tapes a year and up. As time went on Peter began experimenting with sludge, doom, grindcore and even drone in the new millennium. In the year 2017 Peter moved from cassette tape to releasing his music digitally. | |
| Search | Add | 98 | Jason Barnett | Visual artist, musician and engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 98 | Fernando Cortez | Portuguese senior mastering engineer. Began his career in 1964 at [l=Estúdios Paço D'Arcos]. | |
| Search | Add | 98 | Dragiša Petković | ||
| Search | Add | 98 | Slavko Mitrović Cale | Slavko Mitrović | Renowned accordionist, songwriter, arranger and producer of Serbian folk music. |
| Search | Add | 98 | Mario Giugni | ||
| Search | Add | 98 | Tommy Kearns | Producer-Engineer of Hawaiian music. Co-founder of [l126168]. | |
| Search | Add | 98 | Dina Andrews | Dina R. Andrews | Music Consultant/Executive Producer/Talent Manager/A & R |
| Search | Add | 98 | Rudolf Urbanec | Rudolf Urbanec | Czech composer, arranger, military and brass band conductor, [l=Supraphon] recording supervisor. Born December 3, 1907 in Dačice (former Austro-Hungarian Empire, presently Czech Republic), died December 28, 1976 in Prague (former Czechoslovakia). |
| Search | Add | 98 | Bob Bortnick | Bob Bortnick | Senior Vice President and A&R for Warner/Chappell Music. |
| Search | Add | 98 | Stock/Aitken | Songwriting-production team begun around the same time as [a=Stock, Aitken & Waterman], consisting of members Mick Stock and Matt Aitken. | |
| Search | Add | 98 | Enzo Parise | ||
| Search | Add | 97 | Karl Klefisch | ||
| Search | Add | 97 | 大石円 | Madoka Ōishi. Japanese enka singer. Born September 8, 1972 in Hakodate. | |
| Search | Add | 97 | Vojislav Đonović | Vojislav Đonović | (1921-2008) Serbian jazz guitarist, composer and arranger. |
| Search | Add | 97 | Mariachi "Nacional" De Arcadio Elías | ||
| Search | Add | 97 | Bob Skoro | A&R | |
| Search | Add | 97 | Βασίλειος Σκαλιώτης | Βασίλης Σκαλιώτης | Listed also as: Vasilis Skaliotis Greek traditional artist [Clarinet, Vocals] born at Δάφνη Ναυπακτίας. He learned clarinet at the philharmonic of Μεσολογγίου and quickly started giving local live performances in villages. He participated in [b][a=Λύκειον Των Ελληνίδων][/b]. As a main occupation he was a policeman thus he was also a member of [b][a=Μπάντα Της Χωροφυλακής][/b]. Also he was a teacher at the Σχολή Μουσικής Χαλκίδας were he taught clarinet. He gave thousand live performances all over the world [America, Canada etc.] in traditional/ cultural associations, radio shows, he also accompanied the [b]Χορευτικό Συγκρότημα της Ελλάδας[/b] at the Olympiad of Mexico. With his unique style he is the only one that plays clarinet in "Ντο" tonicity, he is beyond compare especially in [b]κλέφτικα[/b] styled songs. He died at his birthplace in 2000, leaving back a great legacy. |
| Search | Add | 97 | Anaskos | ||
| Search | Add | 97 | Bohumil Šejda | Bohumil Šejda | Czech graphic designer, illustrator, animator, film director. |
| Search | Add | 97 | Wade Wood Associates | Design and artwork agency Also appears as: Wadewood | |
| Search | Add | 97 | Barni Wright | American designer, responsible for the covers of the very first [l6200]/[l1723] releases (early 60's). | |
| Search | Add | 97 | Ebola Hunter | Alex Hogendorp | Born August 21, 1999. Canadian Rapper and Electronic Music Producer. He is know for his experimental production mixing genres as well as communicating about his troubles in life through music. |
| Search | Add | 97 | Hurşid Yenigün | Turkish musician, arranger, singer. Born 29 March 1951, Ankara | |
| Search | Add | 97 | John Bastable | John Sidney Bastable | UK banjo player and guitarist born in Fulham in London in 1929, killed in a traffic accident in 1985. He joined [a941219] in 1954, took over the leadership when Colyer retired for health reasons, and led the group under [a1668549]. |
| Search | Add | 97 | Erik Mälzner | ||
| Search | Add | 96 | Greg Rappa | ||
| Search | Add | 96 | Gauriprasanna Mazumder | ||
| Search | Add | 96 | Ellen Baier | German actress and author of numerous scripts for radio plays, both for fairy tales and adventures in the 1960/70s b.~1925 d. May 2009, aged 85 at Coburg, three months after her husband [a=Reginald van Iwen]. | |
| Search | Add | 96 | Orchestra Dino Olivieri | ||
| Search | Add | 96 | D-Richhard | ||
| Search | Add | 96 | Marcellous Lovelace | Marcellous Lamont Lovelace | Born October 26, in Chicago, Marcellous Lamont Lovelace: Broadcasting the most interesting Hip Hop Music you've ever heard in your life. Teaching and informing African people (and others) about Self Esteem, Awareness, Determination, Fighting Against Tricknology, Freedom Fighting, Nationalism, Skills, Making New music on a constant basis to allow for better free thought // over 150 albums recorded. Marcellous is also a well accomplished visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 96 | Orlando R. Ilacad | ||
| Search | Add | 96 | Ded Associates | For shortened name credits, see [a1901036] Located in Sheffield, England DED Associates Ltd. 99 Mary Street, Sheffield S1 4RT Contact number: 00 44 114 273 1799 | |
| Search | Add | 96 | Diego Cortés Mendoza | Designer for [l53022], [l115958], [l440787], [l610866] and other labels. | |
| Search | Add | 96 | Tom Is The Bastard | Alias used by the visual artist and hardcore punk musician [a=Tom Schmidt (10)]. | |
| Search | Add | 96 | Daniel "Axeman" Thompson | Jamaican bass guitar player and guitarist, prolific songwriter and producer. Started his professional career in 1979 at Joe Gibbs Recording Studio then at Channel One. Joined the “Youth Promotion Production” in the early '80s in the Black Roots Band which produced hits from Tenor Saw, Junior Reid and Little John, later becoming known as [a=Gifted Roots Band] (#1 Session Band in 1984). He went on to record with superstars such as Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, Dennis Brown, Black Uhuru, Rita Marley, Toots Hibbert, Augustus Pablo, Ini Kamoze, U-Roy, Yellowman and has worked with: Etana, Lutan Fyah, Gyptian, Nesbeth, Junior Kelly and many more. Please do not confuse with UK Lovers artist [a=Axeman]. | |
| Search | Add | 96 | JM Designs | Run by [a948174] & [a3631887]. | |
| Search | Add | 96 | Joseph Krush | Visual artist (May 18, 1918 – March 8, 2022), appears commonly on releases of the labels [l=Somerset] and [l=Stereo-Fidelity] in the late 50s and early 60s. Along with his wife, Beth Krush (March 31, 1918 – February 2, 2009), produced illustrations for many children's books. | |
| Search | Add | 96 | Christer Manning | ||
| Search | Add | 96 | Michael R. Whelan | Michael R. Whelan | Michael Whelan (born 1950) is an American fantasy and science fiction painter and illustrator. Inducted to the Science Fiction Hall of Fame in 2009. |
| Search | Add | 95 | Respektus | ||
| Search | Add | 95 | Последние Танки В Париже | Russian punk rock band from Saint Petersburg that were founded in 1996 in Vyborg. The band's name translates as The Last Tanks in Paris. | |
| Search | Add | 95 | J.H. Löffler | Johannes Heinz Löffler | Graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 95 | Mateo San Martin | Cuban born salsa / merengue producer and entrepreneur based in Miami, FL, owner of the label [l71073] (La Havana, 1930 - Miami, 22 Sept. 2014) | |
| Search | Add | 95 | Gary Wallington | Compilation producer, also with [a=Bill Williams (10)], aka WW Promotions. | |
| Search | Add | 95 | Michael Posen | Illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 95 | Gordon Gieseking | Gordon Gieseking | Founder and CEO of Berlin based electronic music label Project: Mooncircle. In 2009 Gordon co- founded the dub techno label [l=Project Squared] and launched the music platform [l=Finest Ego] in 2010. He retired from the electronic music scene by end of 2019 and started the hip-hop label and HHV imprint [l1715707]. |
| Search | Add | 95 | Jaim Design | ||
| Search | Add | 95 | Marin Ghiocel | ||
| Search | Add | 95 | Monaco Ball Orchester | Alias of [a312599] | |
| Search | Add | 95 | Edmund Pearse | British recording engineer for [l253617] in the early 20th Century. Can be identified by an "ae" (10") or "af" (12") matrix suffix of Gramophone Co. recordings between March 1909 and April 18th, 1914. b. August 15th, 1882 d. August 9th, 1958 | |
| Search | Add | 95 | Winston Hewitt | Jamaican-Canadian Reggae producer/musician and promoter Connected to [l214856] and [l455574] | |
| Search | Add | 95 | Aucoin Management, Inc. | Management firm founded in the mid 1970's and mainly consisting of impresario William "Bill" Aucoin (born 12-29-1943, died 06-28-2010). He single-handedly created and managed three of the most internationally renowned rock acts in the entertainment business: [A=KISS], [a=Billy Idol] and [a=Billy Squier]. Aucoin also took care of [a=Lordi] in the last stage of his career. The company was later doing business under the name [a7148822]. | |
| Search | Add | 94 | Eugene Karlin | American artist and illustrator, born in Kenosha, Wisconsin on December 15, 1918. He designed many album covers for [l1866] and [l895], and did illustrations for Esquire, Fortune, Sports Illustrated and other American magazines. As an artist, his works have been shown at the San Francisco Museum, New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. He died in Laguna Woods, California on November 20, 2003. | |
| Search | Add | 94 | Clarke-Hicks-Nash | ||
| Search | Add | 94 | Paul Cleveland | From Geoff Hocking's site promoting his book: "Paul Cleveland was another Swinburne graduate who worked at WRC in the late sixties. He had a style which broke from the earlier Swinburne mould. Still decorative but with a spidery hand, he created intricate, detailed drawings. [r5972177] has secret, hidden tiny naked and embracing couples hidden among the foliage. This was an act of rebellion by Paul who been reprimanded by a customer for enlarging a picture of Edward Elgar to such a scale that the cover could only be deciphered if viewed from across a room ([r7529307]). His intricate drawing for the 'Jacques Loussier Plays Bach' cover was meant to shock the customers, if only they knew where to look. Associate Professor Paul Cleveland is Director of the Queensland College of Art today." | |
| Search | Add | 94 | Fred Romary | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 94 | Andreo | Techno DJ & producer from Bogotá, Colombia. Founder of [l2773835]. | |
| Search | Add | 94 | Frédéric Aberson | ||
| Search | Add | 94 | Pasquale Santomartino | Italian record producer. | |
| Search | Add | 94 | Rolf Tostmann | German graphic artist and advertising designer In the 1950s, Tostmann designed numerous sleeves for [l=Polydor] and [l=Brunswick]. A member of the Bund Deutscher Graphiker (B.D.G.), he ran an advertising agency, Toma-Reklame, that was located at Siegesstraße 4 in Hannover. | |
| Search | Add | 94 | The Gentle Genius | Mastering engineer at [l=Dynamic Sounds Recording Co. Ltd.] ca. 1983-1984 | |
| Search | Add | 94 | White Cat Project | ||
| Search | Add | 94 | Del Kacher | Delton Kacher | American guitarist and inventor. Born 1938 in Hammond, Indiana. His many creations include the Wah-wah pedal. Born Delton Kacher in Hammond, Indiana, on Dec. 28, 1938, Casher idolized electric guitar innovator Les Paul and aspired to eclipse him as both a musician and inventor. At just 21, he helped develop and demonstrate the revolutionary Ecco-Fonic tape delay machine (ads ballyhooed its “limitless range” and “complete freedom of expression”) and kept busy as an in-demand session player. He was a member of the pop group Three Suns, a featured soloist on The Lawrence Welk Show and a guitarist for singing cowboy Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch TV show. But Casher, who also invented the Fender Electronic Echo Chamber and worked on Roland’s first guitar synthesizer, was no mere hired gun. He was an aggressively creative musical explorer eager to take on any artistic challenge — including jamming with the most experimental L.A. band of the era, Frank Zappa’s Mothers of Invention. Soon Casher was leading a double life, doing morning sessions for the squares who watched Autry’s Melody Ranch and at night sitting in with Zappa and the Mothers of Invention at the Whisky a Go-Go. “So I was doing the Hollywood music business from A to Z,” Casher quipped. In the midst of all this, Casher also began work on what would become the wah-wah pedal. “Dick Denney at Vox U.K. invented the original prototype, the midrange boost switch. When it was converted to transistors, they put a variable switch on it.” Now that the midrange boost could be more precisely controlled, Casher had a flash of inspiration. “I thought, ‘Let’s put it on a pedal.’ We got one from a Vox organ, and it fit very nicely. After I demonstrated it to all these engineers and music producers, everyone said, ‘This will be the greatest thing — the trumpet players are going to love it!’” |
| Search | Add | 94 | John Lee Richardson | Musician Artist Label Owner (Indifferent Space Recordings) Synth Creator Video Maker Dream Weaver Sonic Explorer Analog Adventurer | |
| Search | Add | 94 | Hermanitas Núñez | Singer sisters Miriam (Feb 9, 1946) & Nelly Núñez Medina (Sep 8, 1948) Also known as Hermanas Núñez born in Tizimín, Yucatán, México | |
| Search | Add | 94 | Ηλίας Μεγαλούδης | ||
| Search | Add | 94 | Henry E. Geehl | Henry Ernest Geehl | English pianist, conductor and composer. Born: 28 September, 1881 in London, England, UK. Died: 14 January, 1961 in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire. |
| Search | Add | 94 | Extraordinary Deaths for Ordinary Men | ||
| Search | Add | 94 | Joe Leahy Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 94 | Manny Morell | Art director/artist/designer | |
| Search | Add | 94 | Ludwig Beinl | Austrian cellist, born 7 July 1928 in Vienna, Austria and died 3 March 2011. | |
| Search | Add | 93 | Аслан Кятов | ||
| Search | Add | 93 | "The Navy Lark" Cast | Cast of the BBC comedy series broadcast between 29th March 1959 and 16th July 1977. | |
| Search | Add | 93 | Naldo Campos | Naldo Campos Sornoza | Ecuadorian requinto player, arranger, composer, professor, and musical director. |
| Search | Add | 93 | Ries Brouwers | Marinus Brouwers | Marinus (Ries) Brouwers was born in the south of The Netherlands in the small village of St. Willebrord on May 27th, 1946. He died on January 20th January 2009. It is alleged that Brouwers was the "inventor" of the compilation album, but he is best known as producer of 'Neder-rock & roll' ("Nether-Rock 'n' Roll", i.e. Dutch Rock 'n' Roll). His best known discovery is [a=Corry Konings], also from St. Willebrord, who initially sang in [a=Milly En De Mooks]. Brouwers introduced her to [a=Pierre Kartner], who hooked her up with the band [a=De Rekels]. They continued as [a=Corry En De Rekels]. |
| Search | Add | 93 | Carl Barile | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 93 | Danka Stojiljković | Slobodanka Popović Stojiljković | Born 8.11.1969 Serbian singer of traditional folk songs. |
| Search | Add | 93 | Corin Irimia | Romanian accordion player | |
| Search | Add | 93 | Original Appenzeller Streichmusik Edelweiss | Swiss folk music ensemble founded 1913 in Trogen, now based in Herisau. | |
| Search | Add | 93 | Pietro Foresti | Pietro Foresti is an Italian music producer, engineer, and manager. His production and engineering credits include work in Los Angeles, California, with numerous major label artists, including Tracii Guns (L.A. Guns, Brides of Destruction, Contraband, Guns N' Roses), Scott Russo (Unwritten Law), and Marvin Etzioni (Lone Justice). His production and engineering colleagues on more than four dozen albums have included Sylvia Massy Shivy (Red Hot Chili Peppers, Tool), Michael C. Ross (Christina Aguilera, Pussycat Dolls), Joe Gastwirt (Neil Young, Grateful Dead, Michael Jackson). Foresti is also producer, engineer, and manager for his wife, Italian pop superstar Valeria Rossi, whose hit “Tre Parole” climbed to number one in both the Italian and Spanish charts and was awarded a top prize at the 2002 Italian Music Awards. As producer, Foresti was nominated for two music awards in 2010 from the Union Fonografica Independiente (UFI): “Best Rock Album” and "Best Alternative Rock Album. In 2016 he won the price of Italian "Best Rock Producer of the Year". | |
| Search | Add | 93 | Michał "Xaay" Loranc | Professional designer and digital artist since 1999. Vocalist of death metal band [a3252918]. | |
| Search | Add | 93 | Iuliu Sînpetru | Romanian visual artist working for [l=Electrecord] from the late 1960s up to 1980 | |
| Search | Add | 93 | Igor CC Kelčec | ||
| Search | Add | 93 | Jairo Pires | Brazilian record producer, arranger and conductor. | |
| Search | Add | 93 | Tenaki | Alessandro Franchi | |
| Search | Add | 92 | Jury Krytiuk | Canadian songwriter, musician, producer and record company executive originally from Saskatchewan. Moved to Ontario in 1969 to become National Sales Manager for [l339916] and Manager of its label [l10201]. He left in February 1971 to establish record company [l147663] and publishing companies [l516014] and [l1342862] with [a1171586] and [a1935997]. | |
| Search | Add | 92 | István Tanka | Tanka István | |
| Search | Add | 92 | Peter Besso | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 92 | Janika Balaž | (23 December 1925 — 12 November 1988) Tamburitza player from Lukino Selo, Zrenjanin, Serbia. | |
| Search | Add | 92 | K&F Creations | Belgian graphic design agency. | |
| Search | Add | 92 | Devolution Designs | Richard Lock | |
| Search | Add | 92 | "Godspell" Original Cast | Godspell Original Cast | 1971 Off-Broadway Cast, the original cast of the Cherry Lane Theatre production of "Godspell". Also may be referred to as the American Cast. The original cast defined the personalities of each character as the show was developed. Most of the characters' names are simply the first name of the actor, so the characters are more easily identified by the song they sing. The actor cast as John the Baptist doubles later in the show as Judas Iscariot. |
| Search | Add | 92 | Orchester Gustáva Offermanna | Slovak pop orchestra, led by [a=Gustáv Offermann]. (Note: the group name was often credited inconsequently, and the variations like “Skupina”, “Combo”, “Septeto”, “Orchester”, etc. were [i]not[/i] meant to credit different groups.) | |
| Search | Add | 92 | Fabio Nicoli Associates | Visual design Label profile: [l=Fabio Nicoli Associates] | |
| Search | Add | 92 | Hermanos Martínez Gil | Carlos Martínez Gil, Pablo Martínez Gil | The "Hermanos Martínez Gil" was a duo formed by the brothers [a3181543] (October 8, 1907 - February 9, 1972) and [a5373219] (January 24, 1910 - January 23, 1987), two Mexican musicians and composers born in Misantla, Veracruz, and both dead in Mexico City. Children of Pablo Martínez Guerra and Rosario Gil Barradas, acted as a duet of guitars during most of his professional life. Founding partners of the [i]Society of Authors and Composers of Mexico[/i] (SACM). They debuted professionally in 1930 in Veracruz and moved to Mexico City that same year. As composers, the first song they made was "La Jarochita". With this composition they started a chain of works that managed to successfully reach the Mexican popular taste. The themes of "Chacha Linda", "Falsaria", "Adiós Amor", "Cachito de mi Alma", "Adivinanza", "Una Espina", "Vuelve", among others stood out. Among the performers who have been singing the songs of Carlos and Pablo Martínez Gil, apart from themselves, there have been [a1413114], [a1147256], [a1063743], [a2415398], [a2338571], [a419130], [a1878269], [a416581] and others. |
| Search | Add | 92 | Rudolf Leubner | German writer and producer. | |
| Search | Add | 91 | Hankook | ||
| Search | Add | 91 | Leon Chue | Mastering and vinyl cutting engineer at his father [a=Paul Chue]'s studio [l99404]. He began working there in the summer of 1995 at the height of the jungle dubplate era. Brother of [a=Jason Chue] aka [a=Wookie] and [a=Simon Chue] aka [a=S. Chu]. Died on December 1st, 2020. | |
| Search | Add | 91 | Ruben Perez Pocho | Rubén Pérez | Uruguayan pianist, conductor, arranger, and producer, mainly active in Brazil in the 60s. He moved to Mexico in 1969 and became a studio music arranger for [a=RCA Victor] Mexicana. Subsequently, he arranged many tracks for artists like Juan Gabriel, Emmanuel and Gualberto Castro for the music festival OTI from 1971-1979. |
| Search | Add | 91 | Gregory Scott Knoll | Gregory Scott Knoll | Digital Experience Director Burns Marketing Communications 2005 – Present (7 years) Creative Director / Designer / Developer TeamShare / Serena Software September 2002 – October 2003 (1 year 2 months) Creative Director Imperium Solutions 2000 – 2002 (2 years) Art Director Dennis Interactive November 1996 – October 2000 (4 years) Art Director TVT Records April 1994 – November 1996 (2 years 8 months) Kansas City Art Institute BFA, Communications Design 1990 – 1994 Former drummer of Dead World |
| Search | Add | 91 | DJ Guilty | ||
| Search | Add | 91 | Zlaja Timotić | Zlatko Timotić | Keyboards player, composer/arranger and producer of pop-folk music from Serbia. |
| Search | Add | 91 | Hobco Arts | Cover design company. Was involved with [l=Crown Records (2)]. | |
| Search | Add | 91 | Gleb Bogdusevich | ||
| Search | Add | 91 | Die Artisten | German Design and Communication company, located in Berlin | |
| Search | Add | 90 | Grand Orchestrion De Foire "Mortier" | ||
| Search | Add | 90 | Hans Stury | Swiss composer from the canton of Grisons. | |
| Search | Add | 90 | Leonard Posso | ||
| Search | Add | 90 | Paolo Damanti | Paolo Damanti | |
| Search | Add | 90 | Marjai Csaba | Csaba Marjai | Hungarian producer and graphic designer at [l646037]. |
| Search | Add | 90 | Bill Casolari | 1960s-1990s studio musician and engineer from Flora, Illinois. Closely associated with [l142196] and [l608971]. | |
| Search | Add | 90 | Grafi-Record | Graphic design company based in Venezuela, also as a company in the db: [l1899644] | |
| Search | Add | 90 | จักรพรรณ์ อาบครบุรี | Jakrapun Abkornburi. Spelling/writing of his name used for his career from 1990 to 2005. After, he changed from ก๊อต จักรพรรณ์ อาบครบุรี (Got Jakrapun Abkornburi) to ก๊อท จักรพันธ์ ครบุรีธีรโชติ (Got Jakrapun Khonburiteerachote). | |
| Search | Add | 90 | Grahame Berney | Sleeve designer. Known to have worked at [l=Dream Studios] | |
| Search | Add | 90 | Παναγιώτης Φιλιππίδης | Engineer at Columbia studios, Athens, Greece. | |
| Search | Add | 89 | Claudio Casalini | Chairman of [l6796]. Italian pioneer club-DJ, author, producer, former publisher and music journalist. Considered [i]"The Djs' Father"[/i] for his 50 years played in the clubs and for the many roles in the music industry. Co-founder in 1974 with [a=Renzo Arbore], [a=Carlo Massarini], [A=Raffaele Cascone], [a=Kruger Agostinelli], [a=Roby Bonardi] of [i]GDP, Gruppo Djs Professionisti[/i] and actively with [a=Gianni Naso] in creating [i]AID, Italian Association DJ[/i]. Founder in 2015 of [l=Best Record Italy] specialized in reissues 12" vinyl of the best songs Disco 70's & Italo 80's. DJ still on the road with his vinyls. | |
| Search | Add | 89 | Samplehead | Lo-Fi Hip Hop producer from the UK. | |
| Search | Add | 89 | Ernie Reid | ||
| Search | Add | 89 | Claudius Loik | ||
| Search | Add | 89 | Vasco Carney | ||
| Search | Add | 89 | Stefano Artibani | ||
| Search | Add | 89 | Bob Haberfield | Australian graphic designer who worked for the World Record Club in the 1960s. | |
| Search | Add | 89 | Sav X | Edwin Pouncey | |
| Search | Add | 89 | Robert Dockerill | ||
| Search | Add | 89 | Paulo Rocco | Producer / A&R / artistic director. One of the greatest personalities of the Brazilian record industry, worked as A&R manager at [url=https://www.discogs.com/label/319410-RCA-Victor-Radio-SA]RCA Victor[/url] in Rio de Janeiro, then in [url=https://www.discogs.com/label/303270-Companhia-Brasileira-De-Discos-Phonogram]Phonogram[/url]. In spring 1966 moved to [l235184] / [l40370]. | |
| Search | Add | 89 | Goran Radinović | Goran Radinović | Keyboards/guitar/bass guitar player, music producer, composer and arranger from Serbia |
| Search | Add | 89 | Doug Stebleton | ||
| Search | Add | 89 | Marius Paulikas | Marius Paulikas | Lithuanian graphic designer, sound artist, experimental music composer and improviser. First attempts at making electronic music in 2005 led towards creation of the Spectral moniker, which was used for free exploration of various electronic music styles. Later involvement in free improvisation projects BrainMonk and ANA-LOGIKA eventually led towards artists current main musical outlet, Entropija, an experimental / electroacoustic project heavily rooted in improvisation and live manipulation of sound through complex effect chains. Starting in 2021, Marius became heavily involved in field recording, sound design and music for films. |
| Search | Add | 89 | Peter Rosaly | Latin American A&R and Creative Services Co-ordinator of [l=Columbia Records]' International Operations Department. | |
| Search | Add | 89 | Adneyd Image | ||
| Search | Add | 89 | Hidetake Awano | Hidetake Awano = 粟野英武 | Japanese designer. |
| Search | Add | 88 | Furkan Sakızlı | Furkan Sakızlı | Furkan Sakızlı, born in Stuttgart, Germany, produces international songs as a lyricist as well as composer. He founded the independent music label Taş Plak Yapım | Grand Rhapsody 1877, and the brand BABA Sounds, a producer team, arranging, mixing, mastering, and producing in more than 20 Genres. Furkan opened up to the music world with his infrastructure for many artists. He combined the East and the West in the musical field with instrumental, violin, piano, guitar, and oud in his early ages. Furkan started his professional music career by bringing Turkey to the finals in the EU-wide OMLADINA songwriting contest in 2014, breaking new ground in the Omladina Festival series for Turkey. In addition to a number of single works, Furkan started to make his own infrastructures by directing himself to production. He founded the Record Company Taş Plak Yapım | Grand Rhapsody 1877, and successfully obtained a sound engineering degree from London Metropolitan University through HOFA College. Next to several artists of the label TPY | GR 1877 like Gülsu Dere, he writes songs, does sound engineering, composes for himself and other artists in Turkish, German, English, French. |
| Search | Add | 88 | Андрей Колосов | Андрей Евгеньевич Колосов | Photographer, graphic artist. Worked at [l15486]. |
| Search | Add | 88 | NotLewy | Louie Lingard | U.S. American rapper, songwriter, producer from Eureka, California active since 2017. Growing up in Humboldt, Lewy began releasing demo tracks in his high school days, releasing his first major single "Sinner" in 2019. Lewy's following grew throughout the next few years, also thanks to his active Tik Tok account and online following. Lewy helped co-found Cemetery Boys, a hip/hop collective alongside Beninpayne and MEspirit. In 2022, Lewy was able to release his debut studio album, "Orca", following it up the next year with "2K13". His following continues to thrive. |
| Search | Add | 88 | Zoran Busic | Management for Canadian rock band [a=Saga (3)], associated with [l=Corcoran-Busic Management Inc.] | |
| Search | Add | 88 | Motorhead Sherwood | Euclid James Sherwood | Born: 8th May 1942, Arkansas City, Kansas, USA. Died 25th December 2011. Euclid James Sherwood was an american saxophonist & vocalist, mostly associated with the bands of [a92623]. Sherwood gained his nickname 'Motorhead' as a teenager in gigging bands on the 'car club' circuit, tinkering with cars and custom-painting them. He met [a92623] in 1956 through high-school, where he attended with Bobby Zappa in Antelope Valley, California. He became a member of The Blackouts and was later part of the retinue around 'Studio Z' which had gathered as a result of [a573052]'s PAL work. Sherwood subsequently became a roadie for Zappa bands and was blessed with the pseudonym 'Larry Fanoga' on the [m35641] album, on which he was part of the chorus in The Abnuceals Emuukha Electric Orchestra. Sherwood performed in early Zappa line-ups and on various FZ albums, including "Civilization Phaze III" - a revisit to the themes found in "Lumpy Gravy". He was also a member of [a1336323] and then worked on projects with [a214846] and [a1312260]. He was also a member of [a1663374]. |
| Search | Add | 88 | Pós Imagem Design | Brazilian Design Studio. R. Visconde da Graça, 76, apt 504 - Bl 02 - Jardim Botânico. Rio de Janeiro - RJ - Brasil CEP 22461-010 Phone: +55 21 2246 6382 | |
| Search | Add | 88 | Kevin Robbens | Kevin Robbens | |
| Search | Add | 88 | Furbman | ||
| Search | Add | 88 | Y. Van Geert | Belgian designer. See covers from series [l665882] and [l582168] | |
| Search | Add | 88 | Ann Kinney | ||
| Search | Add | 88 | Daniel Knowler | Daniel Knowler is a guitarist, songwriter and sound artist from UK. He is a member of noise rock band The Infinite Three; has performed as a member of Cindytalk; provides vocals and lyrics for avant-rock trio Slunq; has released ambient/drone/noise music as Sweetie; was a founder member of UK rock band Leisur Hive and has released three instrumental solo albums. In 2020 he formed the collaborative band project The Shining Tongues with Sam Mclaughlin and several other musicians. | |
| Search | Add | 88 | Rick Lecoat | British graphic designer born 1969 in Jersey. Based in London. Sometimes credited as Rick @ Mercury. | |
| Search | Add | 88 | Jason XMoon | ||
| Search | Add | 88 | Scott St. James | Ralph Seltzer | "Scott St. James" wrote the liner notes for numerous Motown albums starting in 1964 and going through at least 1970. Under his real name, Ralph Seltzer, he was an attorney/executive at Motown from 1964 through the late 1970s. |
| Search | Add | 87 | Cantoría De La Basílica Del Socorro | ||
| Search | Add | 87 | Ευάγγελος Σούκας | ||
| Search | Add | 87 | Bubble Couple | Spanish DJ & Producer duo. Based in Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain). Main genres: Breaks, Bass Music and Garage | |
| Search | Add | 87 | fws Hamburg | German design agency, with offices in Hamburg and Berlin. For the Berlin office, use [a=fws Berlin]. Full legal name: [l=FWS Design & Repro GmbH] Erdmannstraße 10. 22765 Hamburg Telefon 040-480016-0 Telefax 040-480016-23 E-Mail: info[at]fws-hamburg.de | |
| Search | Add | 87 | Belco Rhythm Boys | ||
| Search | Add | 87 | Cut A. Kaos | Alexander Friedlhuemer | Swiss DJ and producer. Founder of [l=Bacteria Records]. |
| Search | Add | 87 | Maximum Petra Hanniga | ||
| Search | Add | 87 | Lucy Burgoyne | Volunteer reader and coordinator of [l216438] audiobook releases. | |
| Search | Add | 87 | Daniela Antalovská | Daniela Antalovská | Czech graphic designer and photographer. |
| Search | Add | 87 | Mijat Mijatović | (3 February 1887 — 25 June 1937) Serbian folk singer from Belgrade, Serbia. | |
| Search | Add | 87 | В. Мальтин | Cover artist/designer for [l=Мелодия]. | |
| Search | Add | 87 | Ricaletto | German graphic designer, born in Hoyerswerda in 1986. | |
| Search | Add | 87 | Ευάγγελος Πιτσιλαδής | ||
| Search | Add | 87 | Amélie Nicolet | ||
| Search | Add | 87 | Gustav Images | French graphic designer, photographer and video director based near Paris. | |
| Search | Add | 86 | Satanic Tyrant Werwolf | Lauri Penttilä | Black metal musician from Finland. |
| Search | Add | 86 | I+T=R | Richard Grant | I+T=R stands from Image and Text by Richard Grant. The company name is often hidden on the artwork. On the artwork for Shinjuku Filth's 'Junk', Incident Power = Transmited + Reflected (ie. I=T+R) was an in-joke about the design companies name. |
| Search | Add | 86 | Sylvester Ayre | Mastering engineer at [l=Tuff Gong Recording Studio] Mastering engineer at [l556762] | |
| Search | Add | 86 | J. Dufourny | ||
| Search | Add | 86 | Gerd Pircher | ||
| Search | Add | 86 | Baz Fe Jazz | Former DJ and record label executive from Coventry. Part of the British soul, funk and jazz dance scene in the 1980s. Founded [l=BGP Records] with [a=Gilles Peterson] in 1987. Retired from the music business in the early 1990s when he became a Jehovah's Witness. | |
| Search | Add | 86 | Kaleem Usmani | Pakistani writer of film songs, 1950s - 1980s | |
| Search | Add | 86 | Joshua M. Wilkinson | Designer, based in Shawnee, KS. Owner of record label [l1079033]. | |
| Search | Add | 86 | Blaško Novak | Yugoslav music editor | |
| Search | Add | 86 | Søren Karstensen | Søren Karstensen | Graphic designer since 1995, currently employed at Memphis Mansion in Randers, Denmark. |
| Search | Add | 86 | Suske en Wiske | Principal characters from the Belgian comic book series created by [a=Willy Vandersteen]. They first appeared in newspaper "De Nieuwe Standaard" in December 1945. In foreign territories they're known under different names such as Spike and Suzy (British), Willy and Wanda (American), Bob et Bobette (French), Finn & Fiffi (Norwegian), Bob y Bobette (Swedish) or Lucek i Luśka (Polish). | |
| Search | Add | 86 | Ansambl Bogdana Kojovića | ||
| Search | Add | 85 | Bud Doty | ||
| Search | Add | 85 | Studio Nico Swanink | Dutch graphic design studio owned by [a2363753], based in Haarlem, The Netherlands. | |
| Search | Add | 85 | Benil Steimer | Benil Steimer has made field recordings since 1985. Especially in India but also in other countries such as India, Sicily, Germany and Sweden. These recordings can be heard under the name The Old Monk's Experience. Field recordings have also been used in Benils music projekts Ekiwojjolo, Death Must Die and Riskgruppen. Benil often collaborates with local musicians from Uppsala. Since 2019, Śrī Yushin Kurikkala is Benil's stage name. | |
| Search | Add | 85 | Unbuentipo | ||
| Search | Add | 85 | Димитър Петров | ||
| Search | Add | 85 | Art Against Hate | Iván López C. | Graphic artist, illustrator and inconditional lover and explorer of art in all its forms. |
| Search | Add | 85 | Um Jin | 엄진 (Eom Jin) | 1942~1988 Korean Male Producer & Artist. His Wife is [a7663099], Korean Female Folk Singer. |
| Search | Add | 85 | Trevor 'Uncle T' James | Responsible for the [l=Uncle T] label. | |
| Search | Add | 85 | Atelier WFM | Design agency, located in Hamburg, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 85 | Dieter Dehne | German designer | |
| Search | Add | 85 | Creighton Jenkins | ||
| Search | Add | 85 | Florian Economu | ||
| Search | Add | 85 | Thomas J. Masingi | ||
| Search | Add | 85 | Terry Blamey Management | ||
| Search | Add | 85 | Mugretone Interior | ||
| Search | Add | 85 | Saul Saget | American promotional manager, designer, creative and art director He worked at [l1005] and [l33261]. Born: ca. 1931 in New York | |
| Search | Add | 85 | Seah Boon Seng | ||
| Search | Add | 85 | Jon Hoddinott | Jon Hoddinott | Canadian experimental musician. Born 1982. |
| Search | Add | 85 | Bernhard Potschka | Bernhard Potschka | German guitarist and composer, born 1 March 1952 in Würzburg, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 85 | Carlo Artuffo | Carlo Artuffo (Asti, June 26, 1885 - Trofarello, June 11, 1958) was an Italian actor. | |
| Search | Add | 84 | ACid Dark Isle | Experimental Electronic (everything from Trip Hop to Ambient) artist. Main member of Dark Isle Founder of Winter Forest Industries. | |
| Search | Add | 84 | Δημήτρης Μανησαλής | Violinist and orchestra director. | |
| Search | Add | 84 | Ralph Eck | Ralph Eck | Mastering and editing Engineer, known to have worked at [l343376], Los Angeles, California |
| Search | Add | 84 | Ary'Al | ||
| Search | Add | 84 | Slob Design | Slob Design or short just Slob. French designer for Graphic Design / Video / Painting. | |
| Search | Add | 84 | Alexandre Jaillon | ||
| Search | Add | 84 | Complesso Pino Piacentino | ||
| Search | Add | 84 | On The Air S.L. | [b]PLEASE use label [l=On The Air S.L.] credited as Designed At.[/b] | |
| Search | Add | 84 | Don Mais | Errol Mais | Owner of [l=Roots Tradition]. |
| Search | Add | 84 | David Glomba | Slovakian painter and illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 84 | Ahmed Rahi | ||
| Search | Add | 84 | Walter Gürtler | Walter F. Gürtler | When credited as "Editor" or "Editore" please use the "Editor" production credit, not the "Edited By" technical credit. Walter F. Gürtler was born in Basel, Switzerland in 1925 and passed away in Lugano, Switzerland in 2004. He came to Milan after WW2 with his brother Ernesto Gürtler and formed [a1275882]. They started importing and distributing foreign records in the Italian market. In 1948 he founded [l=Celson]. In Spring of 1951 a new company [l=Soc Gurtler & co.] was founded to Via S. Vittore 40/42, Milan. Their records were distributed by [l295936]. He was also founder of [l257533] in 1958 (registered under the name of [l213226] in 1960) and owner of [l55184]. |
| Search | Add | 83 | Nina Easton | Producer, art director, CEO and co-founder of [l=Ichiban Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 83 | Wandrey's Studio | Graphic design studio of [a=Petrus Wandrey]. Located in Hamburg. Appears on releases simply as Wandrey's. | |
| Search | Add | 83 | Klaus Boerger | Graphic designer and illustrator from East-Germany GDR. | |
| Search | Add | 83 | Milomir Miljanić | ||
| Search | Add | 83 | RDRB | German artist well-known for creating album covers in collaboration with FXCK RXP RXCXRDS as well as other projects. | |
| Search | Add | 83 | Team-Trykk A.S. | Visual credits for Norwegian printer company For company in LCCN please use [l264807] | |
| Search | Add | 83 | Joseph Snaga | Josef Snaga | German composer and conductor ([i]Kapellmeister[/i]) (* 03 June 1871 in Branitz, German Empire, today Branice, Poland; † 13 March 1946 in Halle (Saale), German Empire). |
| Search | Add | 83 | Peter Musungilo | Zambian Sound engineer. He began his career at ZBS (Zambian Broadcasting Service) as a program operator in 1972. In 1974 he was hired by [l373726] as a sound engineer. Musungilo has worked for DB Studios since that time. As the primary sound engineer for DB Studios, he helped produce recordings for many prominent Zambian artists through the Zamrock era and beyond. | |
| Search | Add | 83 | Husz | Stephan Boom | Mass Media Manipulator who works for [l=The Third Movement] for quite a while now. |
| Search | Add | 83 | Сузана Спасовска | Suzana Spasovska is a Macedonian music star, people call her "S nacionale" and she is also called "a Macedonian Nightingale", has made a significant singing career, and was singing hundreds of folk and traditional old songs. Suzana Spasovska has 30 years of experience in singing Macedonian songs and has recorded more than 18 individual audio and DVD albums, has made many high quality videos, music anthologies, performed solo concerts and at festivals. Her biography is full of tours from almost all around the world: Suzana has outstanding performances in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia and music stages from all over the world. Suzana represents Macedonia in the whole world. She is a legend of the Macedonian music. Her brilliant splendid voice has not left anyone indifferent. People say that when she sings the audience feel the music through the whole body, and when they even do not understand Macedonian. Suzana has magnificent enthusiasm and passion that has continued from the very beginning. Ambitious, unique, always new, fresh, full of wonders, she is a national souvenir: in music, the society and the country. In the National Ensambe of Dances and Songs of Macedonia “Tanec” Suzana is a vocalist - lead singer - soprano soloist - debut. In these two years of learning Chinese language, she has learnt a lot of traditional Chinese folk songs. Suzana is especially welcomed and praised by the teachers of the Confucius Institute and the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Macedonia. She is only one public figure from Republic of Macedonia wich have performance and concert in China on Macedoninan and Chinese Language. 2016 in Skopje had 30 years jubilee concert. World Tours: Two tours in Canada, two tours in the US, 21 times tours in Australia; Sydney, Australia Opera House, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Belgium, France, Sweden, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Croatia and Serbia She published more than 18 albums | |
| Search | Add | 83 | Le Nevralgie Costanti | Mirko Rossi | Le Nevralgie Costanti (aka Mirko Rossi) was born in February 1978. He's been drawing since he was short trousers and when he does draw he listen to electronic music. He's a compulsive vinyl collector and a cinephile. During a bash he started together with a friend the project "Le Nevralgie Costanti". His own creatures are scattered in parallel realities, where they hide in the dark, scream and get mad. They are the sons and daughters of bioengineering and they are in constant transformation. He exhibited in many Italian cities: Bologna, Modena, Torino, Verona, Mantova and abroad, in Berlin, Rotterdam, Bruxelles and Paris. Since 2015 he started a permanent collaboration with Blu Gallery in Bologna. He also creates sleeves, poster and t-shirts for underground music bands. info: nevre@tiscali.it |
| Search | Add | 83 | Gerard Hali | Gerard F. Hali | Dutch producer and sound engineer (d. December 2015, aged 88). Chief engineer and studio manager of [l279948]. It's known that he also have worked as producer and technician at the [l500232]. Lacquers cut by him can be recognized by an etched "HH", e.g. -A//HH 18729-1. Please credit with [i]Lacquer Cut By[/i] and [i]Lacquer Cut At[/i] [l2166277].The first "H" stands for "Holland" and should not be part of the ANV. |
| Search | Add | 83 | D.J. Janusz Nowak | ||
| Search | Add | 83 | Ronnie McQueen | ||
| Search | Add | 83 | Tommy Quon | ||
| Search | Add | 83 | Varga Tibor Balázs | Tibor Balázs Varga | Hungarian graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 83 | محمد طه | محمد طه مصطفى أبو دوح (Muḥammad Ṭāha Muṣṭafa Abu Dūḥ) | Mohamed Taha (1922 - 1996) was a Southern Egyptian folkloric singer and songwriter. He owned his own record company [l=Ebn El Balad]. |
| Search | Add | 83 | Fitzroy Wizard Blake | British reggae producer. Co-founded [l=Street Vibes] with long-time associate [a=Peter Hunnigale]. | |
| Search | Add | 83 | Don Cope | ||
| Search | Add | 83 | Susan Huyser | An American designer and visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 83 | Ansambl Dušana Radančevića | ||
| Search | Add | 83 | Flash Graphics | ||
| Search | Add | 83 | Matias Canavese | ||
| Search | Add | 83 | Rolf Ell | Rolf Ell, author, director | |
| Search | Add | 82 | Theophilus oluwafifehami Ajayi | UK music artist, born in Greenwich, London, on 21 May 1997. In primary school, playing guitar, writing his first demos and quickly Theo also started jamming on the drums. | |
| Search | Add | 82 | Vivid I.D. | Vivid Information Design | Los Angeles and London design firm active beginning 1980s, of [a=Nick Egan] and [a=Tom Bouman]. [a=John Warwicker] also worked here from 1998 to 1991. May appear on releases as Vivid I.D., Vivid I.D, Vivid-ID, or Vivid. Abbreviation of "Vivid Information Design." For company credits, see [l=Vivid-ID]. Not to be confused with [a=Vivid Images] / [l=Vivid Images Design] founded 1994, associated with [a=Ioannis (2)]. |
| Search | Add | 82 | Anna Persiani | Graphic designer and artist. | |
| Search | Add | 82 | Tokio Aoyama | ||
| Search | Add | 82 | Владислав Панкевич | Владислав Аркадьевич Панкевич | Soviet/Russian jazz pianist, cover designer & actor January 31, 1945, Lipetsk - 2008, Saint Petersburg |
| Search | Add | 82 | Анастасия Мавродиева | ||
| Search | Add | 82 | Todd21212 | Taken from http://www.todd21212.com/ before its closure in November 2023: “With the release of his debut single in the Summer of 2021: ‘[r=29836048]’, UK-based Multi-instrumentalist Todd21212 kickstarted his hobby of music production. Since then, he has released multiple tracks under a monthly routine, with notable albums such as '[r=29856388]', and '[m=3402958]'.” Todd21212 released music under his independent record label, '[l=Late Night Records (4)]' from June 2021 to December 2022, before forming "[l=ToddStudios]', which is the label that he has been releasing music from since January 2023. | |
| Search | Add | 82 | Ellis Nassour | Born in 1941, in Vicksburg, Mississippi, Reporter, book and liner notes author | |
| Search | Add | 82 | Венцислав Трифонов | ||
| Search | Add | 82 | Milica Mitrović | Milica Mitrović nee Pašić | Vice President of Pink International Company. Wife of [a=Željko Mitrović]. |
| Search | Add | 82 | Geoff Hales | Australian arranger, keyboardist and synthesizer player with a strong tie to the [l68505] label, and active primarily in the 1960s and 1970s. Not to be confused with [a352356], who worked primarily as a musician until the 1990s, when he then began producing electronic music. | |
| Search | Add | 82 | Superkolor.de | Studio for Graphic Design and Risograph printing in Münster, Germany run by the two brothers Julian and Hendrik Klein. | |
| Search | Add | 82 | Ruth Scheerbarth | German voice actress, producer and director of radioplays (* 12 August 1921 in Friedrichshafen, German Empire; † 18 October 1992 in Berlin, Germany). | |
| Search | Add | 82 | Иван Черников | ||
| Search | Add | 82 | Eddie Marzuki | Ismail Marzuki | A famous Singapore/Malaysia music arranger, guitarist. |
| Search | Add | 82 | DJ30A | ||
| Search | Add | 82 | Vladimir Ferapontoff | Владимир Георгиевич Ферапонтов | Russian music producer on [l172793]. Born: June 26, 1963, Moscow |
| Search | Add | 82 | Großes Odeon-Orchester | ||
| Search | Add | 82 | Vicky Broddle | Vicky Broddle | Illustrator & design director based in London, UK. Also runs her own VB Studio. |
| Search | Add | 81 | Algis Kliševičius | ||
| Search | Add | 81 | Owen Wolf | ||
| Search | Add | 81 | Ansambl Jovice Petkovića | ||
| Search | Add | 81 | Γιώργος Θεοφιλόπουλος | ||
| Search | Add | 81 | Done Final Art Studio | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 81 | Don Costa Productions, Inc. | See also [l=Don Costa Productions, Inc.] | |
| Search | Add | 81 | Iain McLay | ||
| Search | Add | 81 | Mr 3 | Agustín Tapia | Agustin Tapia, know as Mr. 3, is a music producer who specializes in bass music, ambient, lo-fi, techno, deep house and drum and bass. Occasionally he also produces hip-hop and dub music. |
| Search | Add | 81 | Erica Tsunoda | ||
| Search | Add | 81 | Monica Eskedahl | ||
| Search | Add | 81 | Хор Театра «Ромэн» | ||
| Search | Add | 81 | Kevan Revis | DIY experimental artist active since the late 1980s | |
| Search | Add | 81 | Solar Creative | UK based designer company. | |
| Search | Add | 81 | T.O.R.N.A.P.A.R.T. | ||
| Search | Add | 81 | Karl Grümpe | Noise/experimental musician and visual artist born in Athens, Greece in 1973 and currently based in Thessaloniki, Greece. Also runs [l=Máikata Records] and [l=Sómba Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 81 | Mario Rijavec | Slovenian composer, pianist, conductor and arranger of popular and jazz music, born on 17th May 1921 in Zagreb, Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (today Croatia), died on 17th July 2006 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. He studied musical history at the Music Academy in Ljubljana, Slovenia. | |
| Search | Add | 81 | Marcel Hendrix Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 81 | Ansambl Žarka Josipovića Škule | ||
| Search | Add | 81 | Sharon Swab | ||
| Search | Add | 81 | Rod Tremblay | Rogrigue Tremblay | Born on January 28th, 1933 and died on June 24th, 1987. |
| Search | Add | 80 | Fetzer Design | American graphic design firm, founded by [a2049696] and Beth Fetzer in 2015 in Nashville, Tennessee. For company credits use [l1335391], please | |
| Search | Add | 80 | El Mariachi Los Mensajeros | Mexican Mariachi orchestra led by José Isabel Paredes | |
| Search | Add | 80 | QOQOON | Japanese ambient / new age project. | |
| Search | Add | 80 | Michal Gallus | Employee at [l431098] | |
| Search | Add | 80 | Jacky Baumgartner | Credited for compilation on Swiss releases. | |
| Search | Add | 80 | René van der Weijde | René van der Weijde | Dutch dance music producer, DJ, video editor, and graphic designer. His company [a7273] is credited with designing many CD covers. He made music under many aliases and with several groups. His most successful projects to date has been [a7237], known for their signature instrumental trance hit [m=91537]. |
| Search | Add | 80 | Coro Di Nora Orlandi | ||
| Search | Add | 80 | Desmond Blake | ||
| Search | Add | 80 | Zack Plunkett | US musician born in Smyrna, Tennessee. He is the owner of [l=Caustic Hymn Productions]. | |
| Search | Add | 80 | WA Dieter Serve | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 80 | Hans Gunter Hoke | Musicologist + liner notes author (*1928 - †1990) | |
| Search | Add | 80 | Naoya Ikeda | ||
| Search | Add | 80 | David Mortimer-Hawkins | Swedish based senior A&R. Was married to [a=Annele Hencz]. | |
| Search | Add | 80 | Eduardo Ferraz | Eduardo Ferraz | Psychedelic Trance / Progressive Trance artist from Petrolina, Brazil Also graphic designer for [L=Sonitum Records] |
| Search | Add | 80 | Albelo | Edward Albelo | Art director |
| Search | Add | 80 | Conrad Molech | ||
| Search | Add | 80 | Marko Kacanski | ||
| Search | Add | 80 | Granville Straker | ||
| Search | Add | 80 | Earl Klasky | Art Director & Designer | |
| Search | Add | 80 | Studio Vertigo | Graphic design for record releases. | |
| Search | Add | 80 | Geoff McFetridge | Geoff McFetridge | Graphic designer and visual artist born in Calgary, Canada and now based in Los Angeles. |
| Search | Add | 80 | Bernice Chardiet | ||
| Search | Add | 80 | Fred Stam | ||
| Search | Add | 80 | Walter E. Jagiello | Chicago concertina, drums, bandleader owner of [l=Jay Jay Records (2)] 1930-2006 | |
| Search | Add | 80 | Kapelle Jost Ribary Jun. | ||
| Search | Add | 80 | Stine Schyberg | Art director and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 80 | Barry Kamen | Barry Kamen | Brother of session guitarist [a=Chester Kamen] & singer/songwriter [a=Nick Kamen], Barry Kamen was a model, stylist and artist. He passed away in October 2015, aged 52. |
| Search | Add | 80 | Leon Melnick | Leon Melnick | |
| Search | Add | 80 | Brenda Patrick | ||
| Search | Add | 79 | gbg-net.de | German graphic agency based in Hamburg. Run by Volker Gutermuth. gbg grafikbüro c/o Volker Gutermuth Max-Brauer-Allee 218 22769 Hamburg Germany Tel.: +49 40 432 820 50 Fax: +49 40 432 820 58 Email: info@gbg-net.de | |
| Search | Add | 79 | Antoine Leroux-Dhuys | French designer born 19th November 1964, Antony (near Paris). Creator of the agency Autrement Le Design*. | |
| Search | Add | 79 | Graeme Moore | Australian graphic designer - worked at WRC from 1965 till 1978. | |
| Search | Add | 79 | Gilbert Jacquemot | French illustrator | |
| Search | Add | 79 | Adam Pizurny | Adam Pizurny | |
| Search | Add | 79 | Judi Reeve | Visual design | |
| Search | Add | 79 | Marie-Pierre Vancallement | ||
| Search | Add | 79 | Pavla Peče | Slovenian A&R executive at [l=Založba Obzorja Maribor]. | |
| Search | Add | 79 | Ben Tate | Benjamin Tate | Song poem vocalist and songwriter. Apparently an alias for Marc Stewart. |
| Search | Add | 79 | Flowering Shrubs | Raw Black Metal / Lo-Fi / Experimental act. | |
| Search | Add | 79 | Abnak Music | ||
| Search | Add | 79 | ليلى نظمي | ليلى مرسي محمود نظمي (Layla Mursi Maḥmūd Naẓmi) | Layla Nazmi (born in Alexandria 1945) is an Egyptian actress and singer. |
| Search | Add | 79 | Teddy Windholz | Gottfried Windholz | Austrian Jazz, Rock 'n' Roll and Schlager composer, arranger and band leader, also playing Saxophone. He was born April 5, 1924 in Bruck an der Leitha/NÖ and died February 17, 2011 in Vienna, Austria. |
| Search | Add | 79 | Candace Strickland | Artist manager, c.1999/2000. | |
| Search | Add | 79 | Dmitriy Tarasov | ||
| Search | Add | 79 | Hitoshi Koide | Japanese blues guitarist, author, and liner notes author. Born in 1957 in Niigata. Plays with the blues band [a=Roller Coaster]. | |
| Search | Add | 79 | Ansambl Bokija Miloševića | ||
| Search | Add | 79 | Millo Bear | Worked as a lacquer cutting engineer at [l=Dynamic Sounds Recording Co. Ltd.] ca. 1985-87 | |
| Search | Add | 79 | DJ G. Brown | G.Brown is an American producer/dj known for his genre-bending style and soulful sound - drawing inspiration from House, Afrobeat, Gospel and Global Bass to Dancehall, Disco, Salsa and Hip Hop. His original productions and remixes have attracted a loyal following as well as support from the likes of Soulection Radio, SiriusXM, 1Xtra, Kiss FM London, RinseFM, NTS radio and many more. | |
| Search | Add | 79 | Adam Ilami | ||
| Search | Add | 79 | Рустам Нахушев | ||
| Search | Add | 79 | Ernőffy Olivér | Ernőffy Olivér | Hungarian cutting engineer in the 1960's, 70's and early 80's. He cut the first Hungarian stereo test record for [l307867] in 1963. Mastering signature: [b]EO[/b]. |
| Search | Add | 79 | Nicasio Tejada | Nicasio Tejada y Ramírez de la Piscina | Also credited as [b]Maestro Tejada[/b]. "Maestro" is a honor prefix, means "master". Spanish conductor and arranger (Madrid, 1898-1971). Usually credited as conductor of [a3033563]. He worked for [l1125422] (San Sebastián) recording company, of which he was later artistic director. He took care of the zarzuela recordings during a lapse of time in which [a=Ataúlfo Argenta] seems to have been retired due to health problems during a few months in 1957. It was a link between the records of Argenta and those conducted by [a=Indalecio Cisneros] and [a=Benito Lauret]. He also had a small orchestra with which he performed in nightclubs and fashion venues in Madrid in those years. |
| Search | Add | 79 | Bulldog Design | Norwegian Design group. They also released several promo cds they sent out to customers at Christmas etc. | |
| Search | Add | 78 | Роберт Бардзимашвили | რობერტ ბარძიმაშვილი | Robert Bardzimashvili (born 1934 - died July 5, 2003) was a Georgian musician. He was the founder, lead vocalist, creative director, and guitarist of [a1430822] (Orera). |
| Search | Add | 78 | Jory11 | ||
| Search | Add | 78 | Ainul Iblis | ||
| Search | Add | 78 | John Wagman | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 78 | Victor Mikus | American artist & designer (1925-2011) | |
| Search | Add | 78 | Hutch Davie Orchestra | see also [a3526824] | |
| Search | Add | 78 | Michael Viñas | Michael Viñas | Bassist, composer, arranger and band leader. Born in the Bronx, New York, USA. |
| Search | Add | 78 | Vittorio Bacchetta | Vittorio Bacchetta | Italian pianist, conductor, arranger, composer (born Aug. 19, 1937, Pizzighettone, Cremona - dead 7.12.2018), plays in RAI TV Orchestra where quickly becomes the director. At the same time is playing in various jazz groups. In 1967 founds quartet [i]I Cabala[/i] (with [a=Sammy Barbot] singer & guitarist). Two years later, 1969 at [i]La Mecca Dancing[/i], Rimini [a=Carlo Alberto Rossi] remains fascinated by his mastery at the Hammond and releases soon 2 lps: [i]Sensations in the Swing[/i] and [i]The Monster[/i], both on [l=Car Juke Box]. Then, in the 1970 releases [i]Sensations in Underground[/i] on his [l=Fonorama]. After yet presents him to his brother [a=Alfredo Rossi], publisher and owner of [l=Ariston Records] for which he records many albums, in the first of those [i]Organ & Piano[/i] there is [a=Tullio De Piscopo] on drums. Arranger with a rich harmonic and stylistic research, often uses the pseudonym of [a=Victor Bach]. |
| Search | Add | 78 | Uli.S | German Electronic artist | |
| Search | Add | 78 | Yoarghhh | Owner of [l135587] Guitarist for grindcore bands [a4340981], [a4442186]. Goregrind one-man project : [a2088224] | |
| Search | Add | 78 | Barmel | ||
| Search | Add | 78 | Sindre Foss Skancke | Sindre Foss Skancke | Norwegian visual artist and musician. |
| Search | Add | 78 | Tamla Motown | For visual credits of [l33859] | |
| Search | Add | 78 | Boz Mugabe | ||
| Search | Add | 78 | Muzika Bez Kapelníka | ||
| Search | Add | 78 | The Graffiteria | Photography and Album Art Direction & Design Company. | |
| Search | Add | 78 | Los Hicsos | Costa Rican cumbia pop band The name Hicsos was an idea by the only female singer who has had the band, Flora Matilde Vargas, who was the first woman to address the oldest school in the country, the San Luis Gonzaga de Cartago. The name originates from the Asian warrior people, predominantly inhabited by Semites, who invaded and took over Egypt in 1674. Hicsos is the term Hellenized Egyptian name: heqa-jasut (hq3 ḫ3s u t) meaning Foreign Rulers. It was in 1968 when a brother Gerardo Ramirez spoke on a set that was looking for a singer. The group, called Ateneo Christian Youth, was the basis for what would later become Los Hicsos. This small group was joined by Roberto Quesada, Rodrigo Salazar, Octavio Pena, Johnny Diaz Rodolfo Quesada and Carlos Navarro. After several months of trials a February 14, 1968 the group was officially presented the Cartago City Garden salon and since then began the career of one of the groups most popular and successful in the history of Costa Rica popular dance music. A presentation of Los Hicsos guaranteed full house and a unique show in the country. Soon came touring US cities such as New Jersey, Los Angeles and New York and major tours throughout Central America that made the group was unveiled and was established as a symbol of Latin music, being active until 1996, when they decided to separate. Following their separation in 1996, Gerardo Ramirez continued as a member of a church choir, along with Carlos Navarro. Carlos, however, had in his keyboard music sequences Los Hicsos, and decided to go back to playing those songs at that time were memories of an iconic era. They started playing at private parties, and public acceptance was complete. From that moment began to appear in various places, but now under the name of "Recuerdos" (Memories). As things worked out, they decided to contact the missing piece: So, Martina joined the group. In 2004, after a partnership with businessman and supporter of the group Gerardo Cruz, the group was reborn again, now named Gerardo Y Los Hicsos. Gerardo Y Los Hicsos are since then, a symbol of the country music that has transcended generations, borders, and whose enduring success. In 2008 the municipality of Paraíso de Cartago told the ensemble as a cultural emblem of the Carthaginian canton. The music of Gerardo and Los Hicsos has always remained at the heart of the public. The group continues to perform around the country and make successful tours abroad at least twice a year. Its members now combine the maturity and experience of some of its founders, with the knowledge and energy of young musicians who together continue to delight, falling in love and doing dance to children and adults. | |
| Search | Add | 78 | Lionel Whitfield | Lionel T. Whitfield | US soul songwriter, producer, owner of the label [l=Whit] (Louisiana) |
| Search | Add | 78 | Gena Murasaki | Gena Murasaki | Artwork artist at [L=Gena Design] |
| Search | Add | 78 | A Service Of RCA | ||
| Search | Add | 77 | Inget Namn | Tanner Olson | |
| Search | Add | 77 | Sam Norkin | Samuel Norkin | Sam Norkin (January 10, 1917 – July 30, 2011) was a Brooklyn, New York-born cartoonist & graphic designer who specialized in theater caricatures for more than seven decades. His drawings of theater, opera, ballet and film celebrities appeared in Variety, Back Stage, The Philadelphia Enquirer, The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, The Boston Globe and many other publications. |
| Search | Add | 77 | McAvin | Robert McAvin | Design credit on mid-50s Capitol releases |
| Search | Add | 77 | Edition Petrushka | ||
| Search | Add | 77 | Rockin' Jelly Bean | Bassist of [a464007] and a painter known for his often very raunchy cover and poster artwork. | |
| Search | Add | 77 | Maria Chiaravalle | Italian production coordinator | |
| Search | Add | 77 | Isiphon-Orchester | ||
| Search | Add | 77 | George Liberace | George Liberace | American bandleader, violinist, arranger, songwriter, and TV performer in the 1940s-1960s. Born July 31, 1911 Menasha, Wisconsin Died October 16, 1983 (aged 72) Las Vegas, Nevada. He was the elder brother of the more famous [a97399]. He appeared regularly on his brother's syndicated television show in the 1950s as violin accompanist and orchestral arranger. He was a very versatile performer as a bandleader, with each album covering a different genre of music from Latin to teenage to dance to Hawaiian to Strauss Waltzes. In 1979, he retired from conducting and performing the violin onstage and devoted most of his time to managing the Liberace Museum in Las Vegas. |
| Search | Add | 77 | Orchestra Junior | ||
| Search | Add | 77 | Sven Neawolf | Sven Neawolf | "Black Angel" (Schwarzer Engel) Sven Neawolf takes listeners to the core of melancholy and sadness with Dark/Doomcore music that strikes the soul Sven Neawolf is perfecting a musical genre of his own that takes listeners along a journey of deep, dark emotions. He calls his craft Mental-Darkcore, and it is a unique blend of techno, synth, and piercing vocals that have reached audiences around the world via social media and streaming platforms such as Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, and YouTube. Known as "Dark Angel", Neawolf has been honing in on his musical direction since 2005. Over that time, his album and single releases have been a reflection of a musical genre all of its own that has evolved into what it is today. Neawolf’s most recent albums, including ‘The Noize of Neawolf’, ‘Kalte Liebe’, ‘The Heart of the Black Angel’, and ‘Tränen aus Blut’, have demonstrated Neawolf’s evolution of Mental-Darkcore with a blend of industrial, Traumacore, Terrorcore, Darkcore, Doomcore, and Noizecore. Listeners tap into the soul of Neowolf when they listen to his music, and they often find feelings of repressed sadness and meloncholy come to the surface. Electronic Press Kit (EPK): https://neawolf.com/media/press-kit.php |
| Search | Add | 77 | Bruno Henriksen | Bruno Romanoff Alexander Henriksen | Danish pianist, bandleader and record producer, born January 6, 1910 in Copenhagen, Denmark, died February 27, 1984 in the same city. Henriksen played in dance bands 1935-1940, with [a=Harlem Kiddies] 1941, led big bands 1941-1953. From 1952 record producer and manager of the Danish branch of [l=Philips]. |
| Search | Add | 77 | Non-Stop Graphics | Visual graphics from Dallas, Texas ran by [a=AAron Cortez]. | |
| Search | Add | 77 | Ray Cork, Jr. | Raymond L. Cork, Jr. | US producer, arranger, conductor, engineer and musician. Worked closely with [a=John Florez] for [l=RCA] and was active in Phoenix, Arizona. Chief engineer at [l=Audio Recorders, Arizona]. |
| Search | Add | 77 | Mira Zimińska-Sygietyńska | Cabaret singer, born February 22, 1901 and founder of the Polish State Folk Song and Dance Ensemble [a262744]. Died January 26, 1997 in Warsaw. | |
| Search | Add | 77 | Peter Geitner | Artist, graphic designer and typographer, with the company: "Willemsen+Geitner" studio für Werbung+Gestaltung, Köln. | |
| Search | Add | 77 | Carl Overr | Art Director Started working in the early 70's at [l=Sussex] and from the mid-70's and on worked at [l=Motown]. | |
| Search | Add | 77 | La Comparsa Universitaria De La Laguna | ||
| Search | Add | 77 | Vjeko Pernarić | Vjekoslav Pernarić | Singer and mastering engineer at [l=Jugoton]. |
| Search | Add | 77 | Joe Eula | Joseph Eula | American fashion illustrator. Born : January 16, 1925, Norwalk, Ct., USA Died : October 27, 2004 |
| Search | Add | 77 | Aleksandar Dujin | Aleksandar Dujin | Serbian pianist, composer and arranger. Born July 27, 1959. in Zrenjanin, Serbia. Finished primary school and gymnasium in Novi Sad, then enrolled The Vienna Conservatory, where he graduated in 1983. at the jazz department with prof. [a=Fritz Pauer]. He works with [a=Đorđe Balašević], both on releases and on live acts. His band, "Aleksandar Dujin Quintet", plays jazz. |
| Search | Add | 77 | Pascal Carqueville | French photographer who worked for [l8708] during the 70s. | |
| Search | Add | 77 | David J. Elfström | David Elfström Lilja | |
| Search | Add | 77 | Massimiliano Nevi | Engineer | |
| Search | Add | 77 | Saraswathi Stores Dramatic Party | Saraswathi Stores | Saraswathi Stores was born in 1932. 'Saraswathi Stores Dramatic Party' was a troupe of musicians and singers and actors that cut several albums of skits and short plays on Odeon label records since 1932-42. Saraswathi Stores was a partnership between AV Meyyappan, KS Narayana Iyengar of Salem and Sivasubramaniam (Sivam) Chettiar. Realising that Karaikkudi was not the best place to commence such an activity, Meyyappan soon moved the business to Madras. The company tied up with the German label Odeon. This was not the latter’s maiden venture into Madras, for the brand was a familiar one in the city from 1906, when it was first distributed by Misquith & Co. At around the time AVM signed up with it, Odeon, though based out of Berlin, was actually an American-owned company, it having become part of Electrical Music Industries (EMI), a conglomerate formed out of the merger of several record labels, as a measure to fight the Great Depression. But for all practical purposes, AVM dealt only with the German plant, an arrangement that would have major repercussions once the Second World War broke out. |
| Search | Add | 77 | EMI Electrola | ||
| Search | Add | 76 | GERRY-O | A currently unidentified Irish metalworking engineer who worked at [l=Carlton Productions]. Identifiable by either by "GERRY-O", "GERRY.O", "Gerry" (may appear as Guy). Please use the [b]Plated By[/b] credit. | |
| Search | Add | 76 | Piotr Krassowski | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 76 | The Grey Organization | Toby Mott, Daniel Saccoccio, Tim Burke and Paul Spencer | [i]The Grey Organisation[/i] was an artist collective active from 1983 to 1991. Founded by [a=Toby Mott] in London, the Grey Organisation worked in several media, including film and video. In the 1980s, whilst living in New York, GO produced a series of album covers for the [l26011] record label, including [a4091]'s [m=8357] and for the band [a11287]; and made music videos for bands such as [a20991] ([m=54074]), [a28209] ([m=51015]), and [a3268] ([m=45900]). |
| Search | Add | 76 | Joshua Heinrich | New York-based multi-instrumentalist/vocalist/producer. | |
| Search | Add | 76 | Guerouabi El Hachemi | Kabyle Algerian singer & musician of "chaabi music" born 6th January 1938 El Madania, Algeria (he died: 17th July 2006). | |
| Search | Add | 76 | VEB Deutsche Schallplatten Berlin | Use for artist credits (e.g., production, technical) for [l219433]. The legal successor after 1990 was [a3240127]. | |
| Search | Add | 76 | Bari G. | Bari Gossman | Former VP of promotion and A&R executive at [l=Strictly Rhythm]. Gossman worked in a variety of behind the scenes roles at the label from its inception including retail, radio and club promotions, tour bookings and A&R, helping to expand the label’s reach into a nationwide selection of retailers and developing Strictly Rhythm’s presence on mainstream radio At the same time she ran rock label [l=Bittersweet Records] with [a=Vinny Segarra]. After the demise of SR in 2002, she co-founded [l18811] with Mark Finkelstein (former SR CEO) and Mark Bluzer (former SR CFO) and became President of A&R and later CEO. After Blue Chip folded, she left the music industry and started working for The Hershey Company in Charlotte, NC. |
| Search | Add | 76 | Aleksandar Krsmanović | ||
| Search | Add | 76 | Peter Wyper | Well-known Scottish melodeon (diatonic button accordion) player (born 1861 in Dalziel, Scotland – died 1920 in Strathaven, Scotland) Between 1901 and 1915, Peter Wyper made numerous recordings for [l=Columbia], [l=Regal], and other labels, sometimes playing duets with his younger brother [a=Daniel Wyper] (1872-1947). On some of his early recordings, the piano player accompanying him may be his brother James Wyper. | |
| Search | Add | 76 | Mario Meuti | Italian producer and sound engineer, known to have worked at [l=RCA Studios, Rome]. | |
| Search | Add | 76 | Johannes Girmindl | ||
| Search | Add | 76 | Renato Coppola | Renato Coppola | Italian producer and musical assistant. |
| Search | Add | 76 | Gaku Torii | 鳥井 賀句 | Japanese musician and music critic. |
| Search | Add | 76 | Dan Neer | ||
| Search | Add | 76 | Luc Dubois | ||
| Search | Add | 76 | Goliath Artists | Management company founded by [a=Paul Rosenberg]. | |
| Search | Add | 76 | Errol "Irie" Myrie | ||
| Search | Add | 76 | Prince's Military Band | ||
| Search | Add | 76 | Carl "Beaver" Henderson | ||
| Search | Add | 76 | Kamal Hamadi | Larbi Zeggane | Kamel Hamadi, real name Larbi Zeggane (in Arabic : كمال حمادي, in Amazigh : ⵍⵄⴻⵔⴱⵉ ⵥⴻⴳⴳⴰⵏ), born December 22, 1936 in Aït Daoud (Algeria), is a singer-songwriter - Kabyle performer, but also lyricist in Algerian Arabic. He is best known for his collaboration with many Algerian and North African singers, belonging to different generations, including big names such as Djamel Allam, Lounis Aït Menguellet, Khaled, Cheb Mami, El Anka. During his career, he signed a total of 2000 titles. He is the husband of the singer Noura. |
| Search | Add | 76 | Alison Ball-Gabriel | [b]Executive Producer - Artist Management[/b] | |
| Search | Add | 76 | Marco Wilkens | Mastering and cutting engineer at pressing plant and mastering company [l431098]. | |
| Search | Add | 76 | Olga Nádvorníková | Czech editor (mainly cover and booklet editor) on the label [l=Supraphon]. | |
| Search | Add | 76 | Charles Kiffer | French visual artist Born : June 8, 1902 (Paris) Died : January 20, 1992 (Paris) Also known as Charles Kif | |
| Search | Add | 75 | Ashley Tappen | Edward M. Layton | Pseudonym used by [a1243534], American organist and composer. Born October 10, 1925, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Died December 26, 2004, Forest Hills, New York, USA. After the Second World War he wrote music for television soap operas and recorded 27 albums of organ music. He also played the organ at old Yankee Stadium for nearly 40 years, earning him membership in the New York Sports Hall of Fame. He was the only organist to play for 3 New York sports teams: the New York Yankees (baseball, Yankee Stadium), the New York Knicks (basketball, Madison Square Garden) and the New York Rangers (ice hockey, Madison Square Garden). Because he was under contract with Mercury, Layton used the pseudonymn Ashley Tappen for some recordings, pretending to be a British organist who recorded at the Piccadilly Gardens in London, a place that didn't exist. Reverberation was added to the recordings to simulate a large hall. |
| Search | Add | 75 | Paul Savory | Started in the business managing acts for Record Shack Records where, under pressure, he also designed picture covers, went on to produce many albums from the early 1990s, usually uncredited, also has writing credits | |
| Search | Add | 75 | Lord Aberdare | Morys George Lyndhurst Bruce | The 4th Lord Aberdare to hold the title, Morys George Lyndhurst Bruce was born on 16 June 1919, succeeded is father in 1957, and died on 23 January 2005. In between, he served as an officer in the Second World War, became a champion Real Tennis player, wrote books, served as a British cabinet minister under Ted Heath, and helped establish the [l=World Record Club]. In doing so, along with Fiona Bentley and Cyril Ornadel, he established the eponymous production company [l=F.C.M. Productions] to record music for the club, as a step away from relying on the major labels for recordings. |
| Search | Add | 75 | Timo Tapani | Timo Vaittinen | |
| Search | Add | 75 | Muna Salik | ||
| Search | Add | 75 | Dub Disciple | ||
| Search | Add | 75 | 动感新势力编辑部 | Editorial Department of Chinese anime magazine [l=动感新势力] (now defunct). Later left parent company "北京次世代科技发展有限公司" on September 10, 2010, and then editorial department operated independently and renamed "[a=动感新时代编辑部]". Parent company later hired another group of editors to take over. | |
| Search | Add | 75 | Harry Begian | American band director, composer and arranger who spent most of his education and career in Michigan and Illinois. | |
| Search | Add | 75 | Constant Defourny | Belgian producer and promoter. †January 27, 1995 by car accident. | |
| Search | Add | 75 | Johannes Wiest | Producer | |
| Search | Add | 75 | Catherine Patault | Cutting / Mastering engineer who was known for having worked at [l361706], France, EU, during the 60’s and 70’s. At "La Decca", the mastering engineer who made a cut was identified by a letter after the matrix numbers. Catherine Patault was ‘P’. Please use this alias without any cut numbers, P1, P2, P3, P5, etc., when entering a lacquer cutting credit which was derived from the runouts. | |
| Search | Add | 75 | Otto Kraanen | Otto Kraanen | Dutch DJ and owner of [l=Bordello A Parigi] |
| Search | Add | 75 | MediaBee | ||
| Search | Add | 75 | Vladislav Nogin | ||
| Search | Add | 75 | Aleksandar Subota | Aleksandar Subota | Serbian piano player, composer and arranger. Brother of [a=Minja Subota]. Used to be founder and leader of '[a=One I Oni]' band. |
| Search | Add | 75 | Бим-Бом | Bim-Bom were Russian clowns and a popular Moscow circus act from 1891 to at least World War II (albeit with interruptions). Bim was always played by the Polish-born Ivan Semyonovich Radunsky (1872-1955). The Bom character, however, changed as time went on. The first Bom was a Russianized Italian named Cortesi. He and Radunsky developed a routine that was both acrobatic and full of literary wit. When Cortesi tragically drowned in 1897, the Pole Mieczysław Stanevsky took his place. Stanevsky, however, abandoned the clown costume; he played a gentleman in top hat and formal dress. Radunsky and Stanevsky's act focused more on verbal satire (which sometimes got them into trouble with government censors) and became so popular that they made records and toured Europe. After the Russian Revolution, both returned to their native Poland. In 1925, however, Radunsky returned to Russia. He now teamed up with a man named Wilczak, who was either a Czech or a Pole, and they both turned the act into a much more music-focused routine in which Wilczak played two concertinas simultaneously. By World War II, Radunsky had found yet another partner in the Russian Kamsky. | |
| Search | Add | 75 | The Beyonder aka Nexus 6 | Electro DJ, Reviewer and Graphic Artist. Chris Nexus 6 is the electro moniker of a French activist involved into the electronic scene for over a decade now. Over the last few years, Chris has managed to developp a solid network of artists and label owners worldwide. His regular efforts as a writer to introduce electro to the mass have leaded him recently to be part of the mighty [l176369] Records along with infamous [a21833] where he currently runs the graphic side of the French imprint. | |
| Search | Add | 75 | DJ T.Rexx | ||
| Search | Add | 75 | Kip Leming | American bassist from Hopewell, NJ. He was member of US metal band Riot playing in the albums "Fire Down Under" (1981), "Restless Breed" (1982), "Born In America" (1984) and "Riot Live" (1989). After leaving the music business in mid-80s, Leming became a car's mechanic for prominent automotive brands such as Porsche and Mercedes Benz. He currently lives in Beaufort, SC. | |
| Search | Add | 75 | Bill Stith | George William Stith | US bassist, organist, performer, songwriter, producer, label owner ([l=Twin Records (8)]) from Cincinnati, OH. He was also President of [l732692]. |
| Search | Add | 75 | The Secret Experiment | Darkwave / gothic rock project from Hamilton, UK. | |
| Search | Add | 75 | Gregory Euclide | Gregory Euclide (born 1974) is an American contemporary artist and teacher who lives and works outside of Minneapolis, Minnesota. | |
| Search | Add | 75 | David Fielding | David Fielding is a director, stage and costume designer working in the media of opera, theatre and pop. | |
| Search | Add | 75 | Άκης Λυμούρης | ||
| Search | Add | 75 | Malokarpatská Kapela | Slovak brass band, formed at 1975. | |
| Search | Add | 75 | Allison Hamamura | A&R executive and booking agent. | |
| Search | Add | 75 | Владимир Чижик | Vladmir Chizik - Soviet trumpeter. Born 1937 in Kiev. Emigrated from USSR to USA in 1974. | |
| Search | Add | 75 | Gernhard Enterprises | ||
| Search | Add | 75 | George Hodorogea | ||
| Search | Add | 75 | Peter Cowling | Peter Cowling | Peter "Mars" Cowling (1946 – March 20 2018) was an English bass guitarist, best known for his work with Canadian blues rock guitarist Pat Travers. |
| Search | Add | 74 | Лев Шилов | Лев Алексеевич Шилов | Lev Alekseevich Shilov (May 22, 1932, Orenburg - September 8, 2004, Moscow) - Soviet and Russian art critic, prose writer, archivist, one of the largest Russian collectors and researchers of audio recordings of writers' voices. |
| Search | Add | 74 | Atelier Futura | Berlin, Germany | |
| Search | Add | 74 | Erik Hermansson | Swedish painter, cartoonist and sculptor. Born December 17, 1903 in Grangärde, Sweden — died November 12, 1976 in Håbo, Sweden. | |
| Search | Add | 74 | Norman Holland | ||
| Search | Add | 74 | Tufail Farooki | Tufail Farooqi | Tufail Farooqi, was a composer, known for Chooriyan (1963), Behrupia (1960) and Mazloom (1959). He died on March 25, 1988 in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. |
| Search | Add | 74 | Inkaptable | Luc Trombini | Photographer, motion & graphic designer from Montpellier, France. Contact: contact@inkaptable.com |
| Search | Add | 74 | Happydesign | Design agency. | |
| Search | Add | 74 | Don Holden | Donald Douglas Holden | American recording, mixing and mastering engineer Has worked from the 60's at [l=RCA Studios, Chicago] and in the 80's at [l=RCA's Music Center Of The World], Hollywood, California. Signature an interlocking 'dh' which, seen upside-down, looks like 'Lp' [b]Do not confuse with [a=Pete Lyman], who uses a similar signature.[/b] Born: November 29, 1939 in Brunswick County, North Carolina Dead: January 23, 2022 in Wilmington, North Carolina |
| Search | Add | 74 | Ray Farrell | A&R | |
| Search | Add | 74 | Jason Cienkus | Jason Cienkus | Jason Cienkus started his career at the forefront of music supervision in the 90’s that led to an illustrious run at Warner Bros. Records. He was part of the duo that started the very first soundtrack department at that label, which was responsible for the production of movie soundtracks tallying over $30 million in worldwide sales. His passion for film and the marketing of the music from it guided him to a position at New Line Cinema where he spearheaded soundtrack strategy, marketing and synergies across the company. Sensing a dramatic shift in the music business, Jason pivoted to digital and found himself at the center of the halcyon days of YouTube creators and digital influencers. His position at the boutique start up DanceOn gave him an opportunity to break ground in the music licensing area for YouTube content. In addition, he created a digital marketing platform for the company where social media and video influencers could use music effectively to market and promote artists & songs in a natural and organic way. This tactic has now become a key part of digital marketing plans for record labels, artist managers & musicians. |
| Search | Add | 74 | Christopher "CJ" James | Reggae producer. Son of [a=Lloyd James (2)] aka [a=King Jammy]. Brother of [a=Jammy "Jam II" James], [a=Lloyd "John John" James] and [a=Trevor 'Baby G' James]. Label manager for [l=CJ Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 74 | Dave Cavanaugh's Music | Orchestral "Group" helmed by [a=David Cavanaugh] that was in effect the house/backing band for vocal artists on the [l=Capitol] label in the 1940's and 50's. | |
| Search | Add | 74 | Gino Finocchiaro | Luigi Finocchiaro | Italian accordionist, songwriter and ensemble leader |
| Search | Add | 74 | Shanghai Packaging Company | Artwork from [a412075] credited to the "Shanghai Packaging Company". | |
| Search | Add | 74 | Hammerstein-Kern | Songwriting collaboration whose great success included their biggest hit, 1927's "Show Boat", which is often revived and is still considered one of the masterpieces of the American musical theatre. | |
| Search | Add | 74 | Timo Wuerz | Timo Würz | German illustrator and comics artist, born 7 April 1973 in Schwäbisch Hall, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 74 | Renee Ugarteche | Renée Ugarteche | Director at Galvanize Management, A&R manager at [l=Proton Music]. |
| Search | Add | 74 | theposthuman | ||
| Search | Add | 74 | Silly Sil | Silvano Matadin | |
| Search | Add | 74 | Nathalie Baylaucq | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 74 | Siniša Tufegdžić | Siniša Tufegdžić | Accordion player and composer. |
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